Msftconnecttestredirect

WEB Msftconnecttest Redirect Error: Fix for Windows Systems

Introduction

Windows users may encounter the "WEB Msftconnecttest redirect error" when attempting to browse the internet. This error is typically caused by a misconfiguration in the default browser settings. In this blog post, we will provide step-by-step instructions on how to resolve this issue on computers running Windows 10, 11, and Windows Server.

Causes of the Error

The WEB Msftconnecttest redirect error occurs when the computer is configured to perform a connection test every time an application tries to access the internet. This test is intended to ensure that the computer has an active internet connection. However, if the computer is unable to complete the connection test successfully, the error will be triggered.

Solution

To resolve the WEB Msftconnecttest redirect error, users need to modify the default browser settings and disable the connection test feature.

1. Open the Windows Settings menu.
2. Navigate to "Apps" and then "Default apps."
3. Scroll down and select "Choose default apps by protocol."
4. Locate the "HTTP" and "HTTPS" protocols.
5. Click on the current default browser and select a different browser.
6. Repeat the same process for the "HTTPS" protocol.
7. Close the Settings menu and relaunch the browser.

By following these steps, the connection test feature will be disabled, and the WEB Msftconnecttest redirect error should no longer appear.

Additional Tips

If the error persists after disabling the connection test feature, users can try the following additional steps: * Clear the browser cache and cookies. * Reset the browser settings to default. * Update the browser to the latest version. * Scan the computer for viruses and malware. * Contact the network administrator or internet service provider for assistance.