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How to fix 502 Bad Gateway Error − Windows, Mac, Android, iOS

What does 502 bad gateway mean? How to fix it?

Every time we enter a URL in our web browser, or search in a search engine (Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc.), our browser sends a request to the Internet, and expects a response to that request. If a request is not received, this 502 Bad Gateway Error appears.

You may encounter this HTTP with one of the following descriptions:

  • Error 502;
  • HTTP 502;
  • 502 bad gateway NGINX;
  • 502 error;
  • 502 service temporarily overloaded.

The reasons behind this error include:

  • Changes in the DNS;
  • The website's service;
  • Computer's firewall and antivirus settings;
  • Web browser;
  • Web browser extensions.
     

The solutions listed below will show you how to fix this gateway error - read them carefully.

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  1. Restart the mobile device

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  2. Restart the router and/or modem

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  3. Scan for and remove malware

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  4. Refresh the website

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  5. Enable and disable the Airplane mode

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  6. Use another web browser

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  7. Change the DNS settings

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  8. Restart the web browser

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  9. Turn off your computer and turn it back on

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  10. Clear the browser's cache and other browsing data

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  11. Update the network driver

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  12. Check the firewall and antivirus settings

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  13. Revisit the firewall and antivirus settings

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  14. Enter the following commands in CMD

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  15. Contact your ISP/Operator

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  16. Contact the website's webmaster

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  17. Clean up temp and system files via Disk Cleanup

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