Troubleshooting gmail account screen errors

Some GMail users reported various screen errors such as:
* gmail screen errors 404- Not Found – This issue is related to security issues. * gmail screen errors 502 – Server Error – This error is related to server issues. * gmail screen errors 502 – Connection Timed Out – This error is related to connection issues. * gmail screen errors 502 – Connection Refused – This error is related to connection issues. * gmail screen errors 502 – Timeout – This error is related to server issues. * gmail screen errors 502 – Timeout – This error is related to connection issues.

• Gmail is the most commonly-used email service globally, and users rely on it heavily.
• Although Gmail is very reliable, there are issues that can interrupt the normal flow of things.
• The Gmail screen errors usually arise from the Google Chrome browser, so we’ll show you how to fix that.

Clear your browser’s cache

1. Press Windows Key + I to open the Settings app.
2. When the Settings app opens, go to the System section.
3. Now click on the Advanced system settings option.
4. When the System Properties window opens, go to the Advanced tab.
   
5. Now click the Settings button under Performance.
6. Go to the Advanced tab again and then click on the Change button under Virtual Memory.
   
7. Select the Custom size option and click the Set button.
8. Now enter the amount of memory that you want to allocate for cache.
9. After the process is completed, restart your computer.

Use a different browser

1. If the Gmail account screen errors persists, try using a different browser.
   
2. Check if your browser is compatible with Gmail
3. Some browsers, especially Internet Explorer, are notorious for causing Gmail errors.
4. So, try using a different browser and see if the error persists.
5. Try signing in from another device
   If none of the above solutions worked, try signing in from another device.

Check your connection

1. Test your internet connection.
2. Restart your phone and check if this helps.
   
3. Try a different Gmail account
   If the problem is related to a particular Gmail account, try opening another Gmail account.
4. Disable third-party apps
   Turn off third-party apps on your phone.
5. Try signing in using Chrome or Safari
   Try signing in using Chrome or Safari instead of Gmail.

Make sure you’re using a secure connection

1. Go to Settings > Accounts > select your account > select Change Gmail password.
2. Go through the steps and check if it helps.
   

Check your IP address

1. Open your browser and type your IP address.
   
2. If your IP address is static, you will need to contact your Internet provider to change the IP address.
3. Change your DNS settings
   Open a browser and type 8.8.8.8 in the address bar.
4. If the error persists, go to 8.8.4.4.