Netflix is the go-to streaming platform for enjoying a variety of sitcoms and TV series. However, the platform also encounters errors routinely. One of the common ones is the Netflix error code: M7353-5101.
This error is linked to your web browser. So, you must troubleshoot the glitch with the browser to resolve this problem. Turning off the browser extensions and clearing cookies are effective steps to take in this regard.
Keep reading to learn about the major causes and effective resolutions for the M7353-5101 error on Netflix.
Problems like M7353-5101 and Netflix error code M7361 usually signal a problem with an element of your browser. You can first understand the reasons that lead to this error so that it feels easy to find a solution.
Use the following resolutions one by one to eliminate the M7353-5101 error in Netflix
When you shut down your system, its memory cache is deleted. It, in turn, can resolve many error codes like the M7353-5101. Here’s how to restart different devices.
Faulty extensions are often behind the Netflix error code: M7353-5101. You can temporarily disable extensions and if Netflix is running properly again, enable them one by one. This will let you know the conflicting extension which you can uninstall later.
Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
Clearing cached data of the browser is another good step to fix the M7353-5101 Netflix error.
Google Chrome
Firefox
The Netflix error code M7361 typically means that the Chrome browser needs an update. Otherwise, it cannot play Netflix.
Widevine Content Decryption Module is present within every major browser. It decrypts and plays videos on Netflix. If you have updated your web browser but still face the M7353-5101 error code, update this module manually.
The problem with third-party security apps is that they raise fake positives. This disturbs the working of reliable and safe applications like Netflix. So, if you have installed a third-party antivirus program, turn it off temporarily.
If you have the ‘Use a Proxy Server’ setting on, disable it to fix the Netflix error code: M7353-5101.
Is your Windows 10 updated? If not, you must update it so that applications like Netflix can work seamlessly.
To check if your operating system is updated, invoke the search utility on your system. Here, type ‘updates’ and click on its result. Press ‘Check for Updates.’ Windows will look for pending patches.
Tap ‘Download and Install’ if updates are available.
Secondary or dual monitors help you in your work. However, sometimes, constantly switching from one to another can cause problems in your operating system. It makes it difficult for visual content to render.
The M7353-5101 error in Netflix can also be a result of the improper setup of the secondary display. So, to eliminate the problem, first, disable the secondary monitor. After that, set it up properly.
Now stream Netflix and see if you can watch content properly.
Today, it is easy to switch from one to another browser. So if you are facing the M7353-5101 error code on a specific browser like Google Chrome, migrate to another browser such as Mozilla Firefox and if needed update Firefox. You will find that you can easily stream Netflix shows on the other browser.
Usually, the M7353-5105 Netflix error can be easily fixed by deleting the cache and disabling browser extensions. But you can also use other measures in this post if the problem persists. Connect with a Digitech expert to learn more about troubleshooting this or any other error on Netflix.
