In the Windows search bar, type Command Prompt.
Last updated on
Mar 14, 2024
Learn how to fix security alerts related to Creative Cloud Core Service on Windows.
When you modify your network setup, like adding a new Domain Name System (DNS) server, changing routers, or switching your Internet Service Provider (ISP), you might receive a security alert from Creative Cloud Core Service. This alert is usually triggered by DNS cache corruption. To fix the issue, we recommend clearing the DNS cache.
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Right-click on the Command Prompt app and select Run as administrator.
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In the User Account Control window that opens, select Yes.
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Type the command ipconfig /flushdns in the Command Prompt and press Enter.
Windows ipconfig /flushdns
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Once the process is successful, a confirmation message appears.
Flushed DNS cache successfully
Flushed DNS cache successfully -
Restart the device.
