Closed poqdavid closed 4 years ago
Can you explain, step by step, in non-technical terms, and in a way that is reproducible on a new Windows installation: what you did, what happened, and what should have happened?
Ok well back when I was on Windows version 1903 everything was fine and smooth then when I update to Windows version 2004 it looks like Windows is failing to ping the DNS IP in order to detect the connection and it shows this image on taskbar https://i.imgur.com/yzuOEDH.png this is my config https://hastebin.com/konorehule.ini and this one is my IP setting https://i.imgur.com/8C8Yhl2.png
Windows is failing to ping the DNS IP
So, what does the ping
command print? Does it stall or does it print an error message?
Well no the ping command is fine but I assumed that also Windows pings the DNS IP/Port to check for the DNS
wow thanks that worked also are these things here https://github.com/dnscrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Windows-NCSI recommended to do? and would this localhost.localdomain change since i use 127.0.0.100
If everything works as expected, I wouldn't change anything :)
Oh ok :) thanks
Ever since I updated Windows to version 2004 Windows doesn't accept the localhost IP for the DNS like doesn't ping it is this a bug with DNSCrypt or its Windows