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Hi @maikeru0

Try resetting the TCP/IP network stack and check if that resolves the problem

In the search box on the taskbar ***click*** ''Start'', ***type*** ''command prompt'', in the command prompt result ***select*** ''Run as administrator'' and ***confirm***.

At the command prompt (decline restarting your machine until you have entered the final command):

# ***Type*** ''ipconfig /release'' and ***press*** ''Enter''.
# ***Type*** ''ipconfig /flushdns'' and ***press*** ''Enter''.
# ***Type*** ''ipconfig /renew'' and ***press*** ''Enter''. (This will stall for a moment.)
# ***Type*** ''netsh int ip reset'' and ***press*** ''Enter''. (Don’t restart yet.)
# ***Type*** ''netsh winsock reset'' and ***press*** ''Enter''.

Now ***restart*** your machine using ''Start > Power > Restart'' once more and ***test*** to see if the issue is resolved.

''Note:'' This is old world computing. the mouse doesn't work in a Command window. If you make a typing error, use the backspace key to step back and delete until you reach the error and start typing again. Yes there is a space inserted between inconfig and the / symbol but not after the / symbol

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