This error message can also be triggered by a network connection that has been flagged; changing the network should help you bypass this issue. In this article, we present methods to resolve the error message.
1. Turn off Browser Extensions
To begin with, disable third-party extensions in your browser, as they can interrupt web connections and lead to various issues. To test if extensions are the culprit, use the incognito or private window feature in your browser, where third-party extensions are disabled by default. Disable your browser extensions by clicking on the More icon at the top-right corner and selecting Extensions. From there, you can choose to disable or remove them.
2. Use a Different Connection
A problematic network connection might cause the error message. Here’s how to test your connection using an alternate network: If switching the connection resolves the issue, you may need to contact your internet service provider to get your issue resolved.
3. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies
Corrupted cache and cookies in your browser can cause issues when accessing websites. Clear the browser cache and cookies by following the provided link and instructions for your respective browser.
3.1. Google Chrome
3.2. Mozilla Firefox
3.3. Microsoft Edge
4. Reboot Router
When there’s an issue with your router causing the error message, rebooting the router can often solve the problem.
- Locate the Power button on the back of your router. 2. Press the Power button once to turn off the router, wait a few seconds, then press it again to turn it back on. 3. Alternatively, you can unplug the power cable from the router, wait 10-15 seconds, and then plug it back in. Rebooting the router reinitializes its settings and can resolve any temporary issues affecting your connection.
5. Reset Network Settings
If the issue persists, it’s likely caused by your network configuration. Resetting your network settings to default might help. Following these steps should help you resolve the “The requested URL was rejected” error message on your PC. Should the problem continue, it’s recommended to contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) or network admin for more support.
