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The biggest impact this has for many is with the default setting of 'use remote gateway DNS'.

NO DNS LOOPBACK PSEUDO INTERFACE 1 WINDOWS 10

The ONLY issue I've discovered with Win 10, and this applies to all versions including RTM and thereafter, is that in a Windows 10 VPN adapter, you will be unable to change the your network settings for IPv4 or IPv6. I've been running many different Win10 installs on lots of different hardware, including several RTM (Build 10240) and others where I've continued on with preview builds (currently latest one is 10532), and I've had ZERO issues with either wired or wifi connections.never a dropped connection ever.

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Another option is to do the upgrade, create a second partition on your boot drive, and do the clean install on that partition, and then when you're sure everything is working fine, delete your original upgrade partition.

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Just get Win10 installed and if you're doing an upgrade, get the iso and immediately do a complete reinstall (i.e., a 'clean' install). Please pay close attention to the radio buttons and check boxes.

NO DNS LOOPBACK PSEUDO INTERFACE 1 PDF

The attached PDF shows the IPV4 settings that I made on my system. If you are using a router different from ASUS, then the IP gateway would be whatever that manufacturer has defined, for example, Belkin uses 192.168.2.1. The two key settings are for the DNS settings and the address of the IP gateway to use. Rem netsh int ip reset 'C: esetlogIP.txt' Rem Don't use this since it will trash whatever settings were made manually to IPV4 and IPV6 and set them back to default values. The correct command file should cleaning up windows on My original post contained errors, as I found out several hours after I had made it. Microsoft tech support informs me that Windows 10 contains no undetected problems. My heart runs over with joy for those who have not experienced any problems with Windows 10. If you are unfamiliar with configuring TCP/IPv4 and Merlin, do not attempt any of this and forget completely that you saw it. The contents of the restart command file are the result of talking to some knowledgeable tech support guys at Tim Wiener (call on Friday or Saturday night after 8:00 PM to get a hold of someone who is actually interested in your problem and will help you fix it) and bits and pieces from researching the disconnect problem on different websites. After signing on to Windows, run 'netsh interface ipv4 show config' again and compare the output from your first invocation. Create the following command file cleaning up windows onĦ. Whichever DNS addresses you set up for TCP/IPv4, set up the same ones in Merlin (Advanced Setting -> Lan -> DNS and WINS settings).Ĥ. For example, for the Google DNS ids use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. Set the TCP/IPv4 properties to use specific DNS server addresses. The wizards at Microsoft obviously know more about your network configuration than you do.ġ. The Windows 10 installation re-configures your network settings. I tried loading different versions of the Merlin firmware, which, of course, did not fix the problem. Ran the Windows network troubleshooter multiple times, which reported that the network adapter had successfully reset. I installed Windows 10, which is when the network disconnect error would appear intermittently. See my later post correcting the errors contained in this one.

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