Oops! Google Chrome could not find [name of website]

issue:

Solution:

the majority of page loading problems are a result of the DNS Fetching in Google Chrome.DNS Pre-fetching stores information in the browser to speed up the loading of websites in Chrome. It can, under certain circumstances, result in connection problems...(that can make you curse your laptop/computer). This can happen if a wrong or outdated DNS is stored in the browser for the website in question. You can try emptying the cache, clearing the history files, emptying the %temp% and temp files... but it's useless. What DNS Fetching does is, it speeds up page loading by about 250ms. Chrome users who experience connection difficulties regularly might want to try turning the feature off to see if it resolves the issues.
How to turn off the feature :In the Chrome options. A click on the Wrench icon in the upper extreme right corner of the page and the selection of  Options opens, See the image below for the settings window of the web browser 

Predict network (DNS pre-fetching)

Keep only phishing and malware protection checked [uncheck the others]. Close Options, and restart the web browser. Sometimes this function works and the websites are able to load without any problem. ... well it didn't work for me!!! Arrrrgh !!!!!! But that of course only solves the Chrome issue, if IE, Mozilla, Safari yet shows you the error, and if you see this “Oops! Google Chrome could not find [name of website]

 Try reloading:  [name of website]” in Chrome, this is what you need to do >>>> "Change the DNS settings." Period!!! It is much safer than resetting the router as some do suggest. Also it improves your internet Security.For those unaware, there are many different providers of DNS (Domain Name Servers) available on the Internet, most of them are paid servers. You could try out Google, UltraDNS, OpenDNS etc.Below are the instruction on how to change your DNS settings in XP, and use a universal IP no matter which DNS provider you choose.Changing DNS settings

1. Click Start-Button and Open The

 Control Panel.

1. Locate and open

 Network Connections

1. Double-Click

 your default Network Connection from the available list

1. Click

 Properties

1. Highlight

 Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click on Properties again

1. 

1. Click on: “

Use the following DNS server addresses”
The text fields below will be enabled
Type in DNS IP addresses you have obtained from the DNS provider
(you can also use the DNS port numbers as displayed in the image)

The text fields below will be enabled

Type in DNS IP addresses you have obtained from the DNS provider

(you can also use the DNS port numbers as displayed in the image)

The text fields below will be enabled

Type in DNS IP addresses you have obtained from the DNS provider

(you can also use the DNS port numbers as displayed in the image)

1. The text fields below will be enabled

1. Type in DNS IP addresses you have obtained from the DNS provider

1. (you can also use the DNS port numbers as displayed in the image)

1.   

1. Example: 

1. Preferred DNS server address for Open DNS is:

 208.67.222.222

1. Alternate DNS server address for Open DNS is:
 208.67.220.220

1. Click OK

1. Close any open dialogue window and Control Panel

1. Restart all Browsers