LinkedIn Browser Access Error Resolution
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
Fix LinkedIn Access Error
Project Details
₹600.00 – 1,500.00 INR
Bidding ends in 6 days, 23 hours
On my Windows laptop LinkedIn never loads in my main browser and instead throws
“This site can’t be reached … ERR_ADDRESS_INVALID” plus a “connection not secure” warning.
What makes this stranger is that the same laptop opens LinkedIn perfectly in another browser, so the problem is isolated to one browser or a related system setting.
Here is what I have already ruled out:
* I tested on a different Wi-Fi network and still saw the same “can’t be reached” page.
* I cleared the browser’s cache and cookies—no change.
* Tutorials on YouTube, ChatGPT, Bard, and assorted blogs have not helped.
I need an expert who can quickly pinpoint and eliminate the root cause—whether that ends up being a corrupt DNS entry, an extension, a certificate store issue, or something deeper in Windows’ networking stack.
All I’m looking for is a reliable, step-by-step fix (or a brief remote session) that gets LinkedIn opening normally in the affected browser and leaves me with an understanding of what went wrong so I can prevent it in future.
Skills Required
Web Security
Troubleshooting
Technical Support
DNS
Network Administration
Internet Security
Technical Documentation
Network Security
Network Monitoring
System Administration
Project Details
₹600.00 – 1,500.00 INR
Bidding ends in 6 days, 23 hours
On my Windows laptop LinkedIn never loads in my main browser and instead throws
“This site can’t be reached … ERR_ADDRESS_INVALID” plus a “connection not secure” warning.
What makes this stranger is that the same laptop opens LinkedIn perfectly in another browser, so the problem is isolated to one browser or a related system setting.
Here is what I have already ruled out:
* I tested on a different Wi-Fi network and still saw the same “can’t be reached” page.
* I cleared the browser’s cache and cookies—no change.
* Tutorials on YouTube, ChatGPT, Bard, and assorted blogs have not helped.
I need an expert who can quickly pinpoint and eliminate the root cause—whether that ends up being a corrupt DNS entry, an extension, a certificate store issue, or something deeper in Windows’ networking stack.
All I’m looking for is a reliable, step-by-step fix (or a brief remote session) that gets LinkedIn opening normally in the affected browser and leaves me with an understanding of what went wrong so I can prevent it in future.
Skills Required
Web Security
Troubleshooting
Technical Support
DNS
Network Administration
Internet Security
Technical Documentation
Network Security
Network Monitoring
System Administration