This site can’t be reached. The connection was reset
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A recently I have had an issue with the Vivaldi browser. It will give me the error This site can’t be reached, The connection was reset. This will happen to any webpage that I go to. However, other browsers will work fine (chrome, edge, firefox). I am posting this from one of the working browsers. I checked to see if it needed to be updated, but it said that it was the latest version. I have reinstalled it, but the issue persists. It does not look to be a connection issue, since other browsers are working. So I am looking for any help on next steps. Any help will be appreciated
This site can’t be reached The connection was reset.
Try:Checking the connection
Checking the proxy and the firewall
Running Windows Network Diagnostics
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@HartTravels Any Proxy, VPN or Secure DNS in use?
Please check Troubleshooting issues.
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No to all of the above. Nothing has changed from a few days ago when the issue started. Just stumped here. Even on the new install, it does the same thing. I went through the troubleshooting list and still the same issue. The only thing that has changed from the reinstallation was that now when I tried to check for updates, it will give an internet connection error 12031. Before, it would tell me I was using the latest version. All other browsers are working.
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Quote: "This may happen if the TLS encryption has been disabled in Internet Explorer or if the connection has been reset by a network security application. "
https://community.logmein.com/t5/GoToAssist-Remote-Support/quot-12031-error-quot/td-p/179783My thoughts: It seems like a non-ms-app is blocking vivaldi to the internet. Are you using TinyWall or something like that?
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@HartTravels Are you on a company network or run a laptop from your company where you work? Could be that Vivaldi is blocked by a Windows system policy.
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I am having the same exact issue still.
Every single site I visit, I will get the same pop-up, requiring me to constantly refresh every page.
It only happens with Vivaldi, not chrome or edge.
No VPNS, proxies, tinywall, remote access, nothing. I barely have anything installed on this PC actually, just browsers.
I don't think it has to do anything with my profile settings, as Vivaldi on my other PC works perfectly fine.
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@SeriousAto said in This site can’t be reached. The connection was reset:
I don't think it has to do anything with my profile settings, as Vivaldi on my other PC works perfectly fine.
Then what do you think it is?
Clearly Vivaldi works fine on your other PC, so logically something is wrong with this PC right? -
I think it's likely not a connection problem. Plz clear the browser cache and cookies because sometimes corrupted data could be causing the connection reset error.
And do check your antivirus or firewall settings as they can sometimes block Vivaldi's access to the internet and if it doesn't resolve then consider resetting Vivaldi's settings to default.
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@SeriousAto Try to
- Run Windows Network Diagnostics
- Download Vivaldi installer and reinstall
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Hi Guys,
I have exactly the same issue, I am a new Vivaldi user, maybe about a month. I installed it on my desktop and on my laptop.
My Desktop is fine, no issues at all, but on the laptop its pretty much unusable as the connection is randomly reset with that error message OP posted. Laptop and desktop are on the same network and I have tested on LAN and WIFI so not network related. Both Laptop and desktop are W11 with the same AV and other browsers on Laptop are working fine, This includes Chrome, Edge, Firefox and DuckduckGo.
I have tested pretty much anything I can think of.
- Disabled any tracking or blocking in the browser.
- Disabled AV software in Windows.
- Confirmed on latest version.
- Tried different profiles
- disabled all extensions (only one installed anyways)
- Reinstalled Vivaldi.
- Made sure no proxies or VPN's are in place.
- Disabled any network monitoring such as Glasswire
It almost feels like a MTU\Packet fragmentation issue which is breaking SSL or something.
Anyone got ideas or solutions for this?
Thanks,
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Hello.
I'd like you to try this as well if you'd like.
You have to enter chrome://settings/security in the address field.
In there, turn off "Use secure DNS".
If you are having network related problems, this may be doing something bad.Translated from DeepL.
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