Guide on how to fix 'remote device won't accept the connection' issue

1. Examine proxy settings

Try disabling proxy settings by pressing Windows + R and entering inetcpl.cpl; press Enter. Then go to the Connections tab and select the LAN settings field. Go to the "Local Area Network Settings" window and uncheck the "Use a proxy server for your local network" box.

Next, check the automatic detection of settings and apply these changes.

After that, restart your web browser and try loading the problematic web page.

3. Change IP address

If the previous methods were not as effective, drop the IP address. Enter cmd in the search field and select Run as administrator to open a command prompt with privileged rights.

Nextenter ipconfig / release, press Enter and wait for the command to execute.

Then enter another command: ipconfig / Renew and press Enter.

Once the command is completed, close the cmd window and try reconnecting.

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