Like any other website, LinkedIn experiences downtime from time to time.
Most of the time, such interruptions are temporary and go away on their own.
Try running other websites parallel on your system to rule out online window-related issues temporarily.
If they work, the problem is only with LinkedIn.
However, before you do that, try signing in with a different account.
After trying all preliminary checks, it’s time to start implementing the below fixes.
Try Logging In Again or Use a Different Account
exit of your account and then log back in again.
If the issue arises immediately after signing in, try signing in using another account.
Create a temporary account if you don’t already have one.
If the problem is limited to one account, you might only report it to LinkedIn.
If so, implement the following fixes.
Clear Your web client Cache
When troubleshooting a web client issue, clear its cache first.
However, the steps are similar for other browsers.
It is, therefore, a good idea to turn off your VPN.
The fix also works the other way around.
after you snag done that, implement the rest of the fixes.
Therefore, you should consider resetting your online window since that will likely address the problem.
By doing this, your web app will be completely reset.
Although it may fix the issue under discussion, resetting your internet tool also resets all your customizations.
As such, keep that risk in mind, as you’ll have to start from scratch.
If resetting does not work, you might try reinstalling Chrome as a last resort.
Even when reinstalling doesn’t address the issue, there is a system issue that needs further investigation.
Start by scanning your system for malware.
Afterward, run an internet troubleshooter to fix any temporary connectivity issues.
Depending on the nature of the issue, LinkedIn may take some time to resolve it.
