The potential causes for this could be:
Corrupted Netflix Windows ApplicationIncorrect DNS Addresses.
Netflix Error Code U7353
Netflix is no stranger to error codes, and the U7353 is rather a notorious one. I personally faced issues when this error code cropped up while binge-watching on Netflix. After a quick search on forums, I zeroed in on a couple of troubleshooting steps that could potentially fix the Netflix Error Code U7353. Let us walk through some of the troubleshooting steps:
1] Reset the Netflix App
As with all the other apps, Netflix stores user data, and sometimes, these files might get corrupted. To remove the Netflix Error Code U7353 error, we can start with resetting the Netflix app. Please follow the steps below to reset the app,
2] Flush DNS cache
Flush the DNS cache and see if it helps you. It has been reported to have helped some.
3] Change DNS Settings
To change the DNS settings:
Open Run dialog box and type ‘ncpa.cpl’ in the search barRight-click on the network adapter and select Properties.Double click on the Internet Protocol Version 4Open the properties option of the Internet Protocol Version 4 and enter the following DNS addressPrimary DNS server: 8.8.8.8Alternate DNS server: 8.8.4.4After applying the changes, restart the PC and check if the Netflix Error Code U7353 is fixed.
4] Clear browser of all Netflix cookies
Visit netflix.com/clearcookies and clear all Netflix cookies. Log in afresh with your credentials and check.
5] Disable VPN
A VPN service could interfere with Netflix resulting in the error on your PC. Disable your VPN and then try to play a movie and see if it helps. We hope the troubleshooting steps mentioned above have come in handy. I was able to fix the Netflix Error Code U7353 issue by resetting the app. However, this was not the case for others. If nothing works, I would also suggest installing a fresh copy of the Netflix app and trying again.
