Fix Chrome’s ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR

The below solutions will fix the problem on Google Chrome permanently. If a single method doesn’t work, be sure to apply all the methods as mentioned below.

Clear Chrome’s DNS

You can particularly clear Chrome’s DNS without clearing the Windows from CMD. Copy the below URL and paste it into Chrome’s address bar and hit the enter button:

chrome://net-internals/#dns

Now click the Clear host cache button, and it may fix the problem.

Flush Socket Pools

If the above method doesn’t work for you, flush the socket pools by following the below method.

To clean Flush Socket Pools, all you need to do is copy the below URL and paste it into your browser’s address bar and it the enter button:

chrome://net-internals/#sockets

Once you are on the Socket pools page, click on Flush socket pools button and you are all done.

Clear Chrome’s Cookies

To clear Chrome’s cookies copy the below address and paste it into your browser’s address bar and hit the enter button:

chrome://settings/clearBrowserData

Now select only the Cookies and other sites and plugin data and hit the Clea browsing data button.

Clear Chrome’s Cache

You can clear the Chrome’s cache just the way you cleared the cookies of the browser. In this case, all you need to do is select the Cache images and files except Cookies.

If you are using Avast Antivirus

Avast Antivirus can also block you from accessing websites, and if you are using Avast, you much check the following settings and make changes.

1. At first, open Avast in your desktop
2. Click on Settings
3. Click on Active Protection
4. Now click on Customize for Web Shield Protection
5. Now add each website separately to the URLs to exclude section and save it.

That’s how you can fix the ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR in Google Chrome. If you continue facing the issue feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll try to find an alternative way to fix the issue for you. You can also try adding Google DNS to your network connection and check whether it fixes the issue or now, Google DNS are 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.

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New YouTube Material Design brings a lot of new layout and designs to the homepage of YouTube, Channel page and every page within YouTube.

Below I have attached a demo of the new homepage of YouTube with the links to go to my channel.

Previously I have shared a trick with whom you can enable the secret dark theme on YouTube, but you don’t need to apply any trick. The dark mode my YouTube is officially added and you can enjoy it without any restrictions.

YouTube now looks more beautiful and suits for the generation.

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There is a great opportunity waiting for you; Google Cloud is offering a free trial for 12 months with $300 free credit to spend on your favorite features. Google Cloud is fast, reliable and if you love perfection, Google Cloud Platform is for you.

Here in this article, I’m going to guide you through creating your very first virtual machine, most particularly Microsoft RDP.

Note: If you are looking for the guide to create Google Cloud account, this article is not for you.

So, without wasting time, let’s get started.

How to Create Google Cloud RDP, Step-by-step Guide

To use Google Cloud Platform, you’ll need to have a Google Account. If you already have one you can proceed with the steps or if not go to Google.com and create and account for you.

After creating the Google Account, it’s time to claim your free Google Cloud service for 12 months including $300 free credits and you can claim it by clicking the button below.

There you’ll need to enter your billing information but you won’t get charge except $1 for the card validation and they’ll return it too. Type valid billing information and you are good to go.

Now go to the Compute Engine> VM Instances page or you can just click on the button given below to jump to the page.

Give it some time and once the Create button becomes clickable, hit it and follow the steps mentioned below.

Give it A Name

After clicking the create button, the first thing (optional) you need to do is give it a name. Name your Instance as you want, but you can’t add spaces or special characters. Name it like google-rdp, or you can leave it as default.

Choose the Zone/ Region

Choose the zone for your Instance. I would like to left it to default; you can choose which suits you the most.

Choose Machine Type/ RAM/ CPU

Next, you get to choose the machine type, on free trial you can choose up to 8 vCPUs with 32GB RAM. I would like to recommend you to use 2vCPUs with 8GB RAM, which is pretty enough and you’ll get charge higher when you go for higher memory or CPU or RAM.

Choose Boot Disk

Now you’ll need to choose the Boot disk for you which is Windows Server 2012 R2 (don’t choose the wrong one) and set the disk amount below. You can set the disk about according to your choice. I would like to set 200GB or 250GB as SSD and click on select.

Create Your Google Cloud RDP

Now you are ready to create your very first RDP. Scroll down and Hit the Create button and the system will start creating your RDP. The process will take a minute, and once it’s done don’t forget to follow the steps mentioned below to run it without any error.

Generate Username & Password

After the process completes, you’ll need to create username and password for the RDP. Check the screenshot below:

Click on Create or reset Windows password.

Type any username for the RDP and gut the SET button. On the next screen, you’ll get the password, just copy the password and close it.

Download the RDP File

Now you’ll need to download the RDP file; you can do this by clicking the

Run the RDP File

After downloading the file, you need to double click it to Run, and then it’ll ask you for the password. Simply paste the password and click the save password, so you don’t need to type the password everytime you run it. After typing the password, it’ll start connecting with the server, and you’ll get to use your very first RDP for free by Google Cloud Platform.

Screenshots of Google Cloud RDP

Speed of Google Cloud RDP

This is the internet speed of my RDP. You can get better speed by choosing the perfect Zone.

Conclusion

That’s how you can create Google Cloud RDP for you and it’s free for 12 months with $300 credits. If you use 2vCPUs with 250GB SSD it costs around $116, which means you’ll be able to use the RDP continuously for about 3 months without paying for it but after the credit get finishes, you’ll need to pay for it. Even after adding the Credit card to the account, Google won’t charge you automatically, you’ll need to approve the payment.

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