Query interval exceeded: causes, correction

It happens that when you try to set up an Internet connection or access a specific resource on the Web, instead of connecting, the browser writes: "The waiting interval for the request is exceeded". What kind of problem is this, not every user knows, so you should consider this error in more detail. It can be corrected, but for this purpose it is necessary to adopt the schemes presented below.

Query interval exceeded: the essence of the problem

The error itself and its consequences look in the simplest case in a known way. You are trying to access a resource or connect to the World Wide Web, the computer device sends a request to the outside world, but does not receive a response.

Why? Yes, just because the Network or the communication device can not initialize the external IP of your computer. So it turns out that there is simply no exchange of packages. The request interval has been exceeded. The network does not give a response only because your device is not detected, even though in the protocol settings all parameters are set to automation (referring to obtaining IP addresses, DNS and using the default gateway).

In other words, packets to your device from the outside do not reach. And this is a necessary condition for communication.

Exceeded the waiting interval for the query: how to fix the problem in the fastest way?

If this is the problem, you can use the most common function of resetting network parameters. While we do not consider more complex methods such as ping testing, we are trying, so to speak, to get rid of the problem with the simplest and most accessible methods.

Run the command console as administrator (cmd in the "Run" menu or manually start the file in the System32 directory through the right-click menu), and then enter the configuration reset commands.

The sequence looks like this: first - ipconfig / flushdns, then - nbtstat -R and nbtstat -RR, then - netsh int reset all and netsh int ip reset, and finally - netsh winsock reset. Their application clears (resets) the system settings, after which you can reboot and try to access the requested resource or establish a connection to the network.

Command line and pinging

But this method is the simplest and, depending on the original cause (which, by the way, no one can pinpoint precisely so far) does not always help. After all, a message may again appear that the request interval has been exceeded. What to do in this situation?

You will have to use special ping commands that accurately allow you to determine if there is a response to an outgoing external request from your computer terminal.

For example, if you are using a router and a wireless WiFi network, at the command prompt, you need to register a ping routine with the internal address of the computer (usually ping 127.0.0.1). After that, the exchange of packages should begin. The screen will show that so many have been sent, so much has been received.

But the trouble is: the ping seems to be working, but there is no connection. Why? Yes, only because the packets were sent to the internal address, and the loopback function worked. For a more accurate check, you should check another arbitrary address. And here is the exact statistics on sending, receiving and losing packets.

Verify Configuration

Another common method of correcting the problem of exceeding the interval for the request is to use the IP configuration commands. The fact is that the previous method is still more informative, and not instrumental. And this is even if the ping command is used. "The waiting interval for the request is exceeded" is still far from the worst message from what the system can provide.

To configure, and with the correct option checking, you need to use the ipconfig command that is entered in the console. It is with its help that you can find out all the parameters set in the system. If you want to know the parameters and settings of all registered users on the system, a special suffix (ipconfig / all) is appended to the main command via the right slash.

After that, it makes sense to ping the address of your own router (or 192.168 with the end of 0.1 through a point, or 1.1). If it is not determined, the problem is precisely in it. If everything is fine, go ahead.

Tracing

In some cases, one of the options for checking and fixing the problem of exceeding the waiting interval for a query (Trove, for example, when accessing online games), it makes sense to check the trace. It is the transfer of packets from your computer terminal to the outside world. To do this, you can use the tracert command with the addition of suffixes (for example, in the simplest case, tracing is checked using the tracert it.sander.su combination).

The command itself allows you to determine the source of the failure or the stage of passing the packets on which it occurs. Typically, the TTL trace indicator looks like a positive integer. However, the router can reduce it by one unit. If such an indicator is equal to zero when exchanging packets, the tracing ends. You'll have to use the route print command to view the routing table, but this is a separate topic.

For cases where a message appears that the waiting interval for the Trove request is exceeded, you can use specific remediation tools in the form of the Glyph utility, which is run as an administrator. If it does not help, you can use any optimizer like CCleaner, which can clean and defrag the Windows registry. As a rule, an error of this type is almost always associated with the presence in the registry of erroneous or obsolete records and keys. It's best not to climb into the registry, but then the entire operating system can be brought to a state of complete non-operation. And even tracing will not help here. The waiting interval for the query is exceeded - what should I do now?

Configuring the Ethernet Interface

If the above suggestions do not give you a positive effect, and the message that the request interval has been exceeded will appear again and again, you will have to set up network connections, but not the standard way to change the configuration of the network itself or the adapter you are using, but using the command Line. Note that the command line almost always helps to solve most of the problems on the computer, if you know which commands to enter for specific purposes.

First look at the list of settings, which is called by the netstat command, to which you can add the suffix "-n", "-na" or "-nb" to display data not as a digital code.

Now you need to enter a line for viewing your own address, and then use the combination presented above (as a rule, it works in all systems).

Enable nodes

In principle, there is one more recommendation that the system issues a notification that the request interval has been exceeded. How to fix the situation in the most extreme case?

Try to call up the settings of the same Internet Explorer or any other browser you are using. Here you need to delve into the parameters of resources that are trustworthy. Their addresses must be entered in a special list.

If this procedure does not work, the message will appear again ("The waiting interval for the request" is exceeded). What to do? Simply enter the sites that can not be logged into the antivirus exclusion list, and create a new rule for the system firewall with the full path to the executable file of the browser program.

Conclusion

That's all about the failure, when there is a situation related to the fact that the interval of waiting for the request is exceeded while trying to access an Internet resource or making a communication session. The simplest solution, except for reinstalling the system, will be a normal reset of the settings. But this may not be the case, so you'll have to dig into the network connection settings. But it is recommended to make parameter settings from the command line, and not by the standard methods provided in the system. This option is much more preferable only because the command line uses tools hidden from the user's eyes that are not available in the normal mode, when access to them is done by standard means.