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I use live-server to live reload folder with HTML, javascript and CSS files using Visual Studio Code.

When I open the console in Google Chrome I see this

error message:

"Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://eluxer.net/code?sesscheck=1&id=105&subid=51824_5848_"

I tried this with many different folders and every time there is the same message with live-server. Аt the same time, there is no error message when I open the HTML file direct in the browser (without live-server).

Please, Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

Muhammad Omer Aslam
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Petya Kostova
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I fixed the problem making this steps:

  • Clear cache and cookies. Here You can see how.
  • Reset Chrome this way: Click on "Customize and control Google Chrome" in the upper right corner => Click on "Settings" => then "Advanced" => "Reset and clean up" => "Reset" => Restart Chrome.
  • Uninstall Chrome. For Windows 10 is this way: Close all Chrome windows and tabs => Right click on the "Start menu" => Click "Apps and Features" => Click on Google Chrome => Click "Uninstall" => (The current step will delete your user profile information, like your browser preferences, bookmarks and history, so if You want to save it, do it in advance! Mine profile information was save in my Google account.) Check this box "Also delete your browsing data" and click "Uninstall". Here is a video tutorial "How to uninstall Google Chrome web browser and remove all Google Chrome files from Your computer".
  • Install fresh copy of Google Chrome

After all this, The Error was gone but I had a new one:

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I removed this error this way.

Finally all is clear:

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Petya Kostova
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I faced this issue.

If you are just testing / developing. You can use Incognito, ctrl+shift+n mode this quickly clears the issue and you can proceed with testing/dev.

But please follow the other steps for a permanent fix.

void
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In my case, I got the error because I was having issues trying to load a picture that the server could not find.

I solved by moving the picture from the root location to

\wwwroot\images\picture.jpg
imlearningdontjudgeme
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The reason for the error may be; You may not have defined the js file in the body with the script tag.

talhayagmur
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