It’s usually not your fault, because the server of the site you want to access is probably not available at the moment, so sometimes all you can do is wait.īut, sometimes users also cause ‘connection timed out’ error by consciously or unconsciously changing Windows settings. Which IPv6 has been successfully disabled.One of the most annoying things, when you’re trying to access your favorite website, is to encounter a “connection timed out” error. Run the following command: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
You will see this in the terminal: .disable_ipv6 = 1 To solve this, open a terminal with Ctrl + Alt + T and type the command: sudo sysctl -p If IPv6 is still not disabled, then the problem is that nf is still not activated. Insert at the end what is given below: .disable_ipv6 = 1 In order to disable IPv6, open with: nano /etc/nf Some forms suggested to if you have same problem try to disable IPv6 in Network.Īt first, I thought how that could be related, apparently, people in Chrome's forum says you need to that in order not to get stuck in browser, just giving you quick commands: I deleted Chrome browser completely, but it also did not work as well. docker network prune may help you, but in my case it did not work as well. Try to stop all your running docker containers and prune your docker network. Go to this question and follow the instructions them step by step. However, thanks to A J it was made clear for us. Unfortunately, none of them worked for me.
I removed all the containers, images, docker network as well. I was also stuck on browser and it was probably because I was running some docker containers, it caused this issue.
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