Netflix, Inc. is an American media and technology company that streams movies, television series, and other media to subscribers’ home computers, smart TVs, mobile devices, and gaming consoles.
Error Code M7053-1803 might make streaming videos from Netflix frustrating for some users on Windows or Mac computers. If you’re in the same boat, have a look down below and we’ll see how to correct it.
Many customers on Windows and Mac OS X claim that Netflix displays an error message that reads, “Whoops, something went wrong… Error Occurred, Which We Didn’t Expect. An unforeseen mistake was made. In order to continue, please refresh the page.
That signifies there’s an issue with the data kept on your browser, and you’ll need to clear it all by starting over. There’s no time to waste, so let’s get into the manual right away.
Solution to Netflix’s Error Code: M7053-1803
The following are a couple of fixes that have been tested and should work for most PC users who have been affected. If you’ve exhausted these options and still can’t get Netflix to operate, please contact their support team. Mac will receive the same treatment.
Method 1: Reboot your computer
- To restart, go to the Start menu, then Power, and finally Restart.
- After rebooting, launch Netflix again and see whether the problem persists.
Method 2: Delete All Google Chrome History
- Click here to open Google Chrome > Choose Options from the Chrome menu (hamburger icon).
- Select Advanced after clicking Settings.
- Select Clear Browsing Data from the Privacy and Security menu.
- Select the Advanced menu, then the drop-down menu and finally the All Time option.
- Deselect everything besides “Cookies and other site data.” (Remember this.)
- Restart your browser after selecting Clear data.
- Ultimately, you should try Netflix again.
Method 3: IndexedDB from the Database
- It’s time to fire up Chrome.
- Put chrome:/settings into the address bar and press Enter.
- Once you’ve done that, go to the very end of the page and choose the option labelled Show advanced settings.
- In the Privacy menu, select Content settings.
- Once there, click the drop-down menu next to Cookies and select All cookies and site data.
- Now you may find all Netflix cookies by typing Netflix into the search field.
- Then, choose the cookie you want to remove from the Local storage path, and press the X key on your keyboard to delete it.
Method 4: Once you’ve Restarted Chrome, Try Netflix Again.
- Chrome’s Preferences Can Be Reset
- Open the Chrome web browser.
- Then, in Chrome’s address box, enter chrome:/settings and press Enter.
- You can find the Advanced option by scrolling down.
- Now, click the “Reset” button down below.
- Then, to confirm, press the Reset button.
- Please restart your browser and see if the Netflix problem persists.
I think we’re done here, gentlemen. We think you’ll find the information presented here to be quite useful. You can ask questions in the comments.
