[Bug]: Wi-Fi not working on startup, or after waking up PC from sleep about privacy.sexy HOT 9 CLOSED

I will be reverting them one by one and test it, please do note close issue, I will respond which one was the problem after I am done

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Try Reverting all the scripts and see. If the issue exists, try reinstalling drivers

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I forgot to mention that i use NextDNS on my PC, but that DNS never showed these kinds of problems
As I am testing it right now, some sites might load but partially (maybe web-cache?), some elements are missing/not working

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I'm not able to test this. For those who can, attaching the script file you shared: privacy-script.txt as future reference.

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@kexo1 Did you run the command ipconfig /flushdns cause this will clear your local DNS cache, ensuring that your system starts using NextDNS resolution properly.

• Also Try Reverting NetBios protocol while NetBios is considered outdated and less secure, some network configurations or older devices might still rely on it for name resolution and service discovery. Disabling it could cause issues with establishing a stable Wi-Fi connection at startup

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I ran flushdns command and reverted NetBios protocol but it didn't fix my problem

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Reverting option "Improve network security" + removing NextDNS app and replacing it with traditional DNS settings trough windows fixed the issue

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Hi @kexo1, it would be very valuable if you can figure out exactly what script has caused this, if you can reproduce this. You can enabling each script under "Improve network security" until you found out the problematic one. This would help us to document it, discourage/remove/modify script as needed to help others and make privacy.sexy better for all of us in future :)

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I am not sure exactly which command caused the issue because it seemed like more than one command from subsection "Disable insecure protocols" caused the problem, but still I am not 100% sure.

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