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FAQs

Why do I keep getting something went wrong on ChatGPT? ›

Clear your browser's cache and cookies. Turn off any VPN if you're using one. Try using an incognito window or a different browser or computer to check if the issue remains. Sometimes browser extensions, especially those for security, can cause these problems.

Cached data and cookies stored by the browser can become corrupted or outdated, causing conflicts and hindering the loading of web pages. Incompatible or malfunctioning browser extensions may interfere with Chrome's ability to render and display web content.

Poor internet connection: ChatGPT may not function if your internet connection is bad. Browser-related issues: Using an outdated browser or having browser extensions that interfere with ChatGPT both can be problematic.

If Chrome's cache and cookies have accumulated too much data, the browser can end up using a significant amount of RAM. If you open too many tabs, it makes the problem more likely to occur. Clearing Chrome's cache and cookies can fix the issue in this instance.

Whoops, Something Went Wrong. Typically points to an issue with a stored cookie/token in your Chrome Browser. Try clearing your Chrome Browsers history/cache and logging back in.

Clear your browser's settings and cache

While unlikely, it's possible that a corrupt browser cache may prevent ChatGPT from loading in your web browser. You could permanently use ChatGPT from a different browser, of course, but resetting the cache and other settings only takes a minute or two.

Your computer has a DNS cache that could become outdated or corrupted, which would make it so you can't access certain websites. Flushing your DNS cache could help you regain access to your favorite sites. Windows: Press Windows key + R, type cmd , and then press Enter.

No incidents reported. No incidents reported. Resolved - Between 11:18 AM PT and 1:10 PM PT today, we experienced an issue that impacted a subset of ChatGPT users who had not previously visited chatgpt.com.

How to clear cache ChatGPT? ›

In the window that pops up, click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner. Select Clear browsing data. Select a time range and make sure Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files are checked. Click Clear Now to clear the data.

Clear the Browser Cookies and Cache. If ChatGPT works in the browser's incognito mode but does not work when its extensions are disabled, the issue might stem from corrupt browser cookies or cache. Clearing the browser cookies or cache can eliminate any technical malfunctions that lead to the problem.

To clear your cache in Google Chrome

Click the Menu in the upper right. Choose "Clear Browsing Data." The most effective setting is to clear all browsing history for All time and to clear browsing history, download history, cached images and files, and cookies. Close your browser and restart to see changes.

Disable or remove unnecessary extensions

Extensions are a great way to personalize your browsing experience, but they can also be a culprit behind high memory usage in Chrome. Every enabled extension adds an additional load on resources, so consider disabling or removing any that you no longer use or need.

ChatGPT Error in Body Stream Message

This can be a problem on your end, such as a poor network connection, but it's more likely that ChatGPT is so overloaded with requests that it can't process yours.

The problem could result from the popular Google server problem, bugs or corrupted caches in Google Play Services (or other core Android apps), outdated software, and many more. If your Google Assistant keeps telling you that something went wrong, a soft reset of the device will usually fix the problem.