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I'm not using a VPN or Proxy.
Waiting seems like my only option for now really. Gonna wait a week or so and then factory reset the router. I have ports forwarded and stuff that I can't be assed to put in again so hopefully it wont come to that but if push comes to shove...
Thanks for the suggestion.
How long does it typically take? I've never had this problem before.
Try clean you browsercache in Steam. settings/web browser and delete web browser cache.
your isp has a dns cache, which you automaticly use
your router has a dns cache, which uses your isps dns servers to cache it on the device (cleared with a power cycle)
and your operating sytem has a dns cache (cleared with "ipconfig /flushdns" in win)
all are in a chain, if one doesn't know the address to a server, it asks the next one and reports back and like with snail mails, if you don't have the correct address, the letter does not get delivered where it should be.
you can try adding other dns servers directly in your network settings for your operating system, here are two services:
https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/
https://use.opendns.com/
both websites contain multiple guides to setup this stuff.
Should have mentioned that I've already tried this too. I've tried so much stuffm I've forgetten half of it. Thanks for the suggestion anyhow.
See if you have a modem and router.. plug right in to the router... I can now access everything. SO its IN the router it self. This is MY problem not the answer for others
It ended up fixing itself in the end but maybe that'll work for someone else.