NextDNS not working anymore with the windows client or YogaDNS
Starting today, the windows client is not working anymore. For a few weeks already, yogaDNS is also not working anymore with NextDNS configured.
For the windows client, as of today, it won't connect anymore. When I right click the tray icon > enable, it just doesn't nothing. When I mannually restart the nextDNS application, I get the error "getTuntapComponentld: not found component id". When this happens, the status in the tray icon stays at "connecting". I already tried reinstalling it but that gave an error in installing the adapter I think/.
YogaDNS stopped working a few weeks ago. It worked fine before. I setup quad9 dns in my router as a fallback option. Still, YogaDNS chooses this as the option. Even removing quad9 from the router does not solve it.
[01.10 10:42:53] dns.quad9.net - request : type=A, server=149.112.112.112:53, program=svchost.exe
[01.10 10:42:53] dns.quad9.net - process : server=NextDNS (NextDNS, <MyID>), rule=Default
[01.10 10:42:53] dns.quad9.net - reply : type=A, ips=149.112.112.112, 9.9.9.9
I use windows 10 2004 64bit.
Any help is appriciated.
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Did you try to uninstall and reinstall the client?
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I noticed today that Windows Defender has flagged NextDNS as malware and removed it from one of my computers, see attached picture. Vincent van Duijnhoven you may want to check in the Windows 10 Security Center if you encountered the same issue.
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I regularly have the same problem. If I right click on nextdns in the taskbar, the top line says "connecting" in the context menu. Exiting and relaunching nextdns does not solve the issue. I figured out restarting my full computer solves the problem. I have to do this every few days to be able to keep using nextdns.
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I am needing to reinstall the Windows Client everyday. It stays in a disabled state otherwise. I order to uninstall it requires manually topping the DNSunleak process.
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I got same problem on windows, but on linux all fine.
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Trying YogaDNS installed as a service. I think this might work well until the Windows Client has the issues resolved and can run as a service.
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Hello, I'm having the same problem since installing the Client, I managed to "solve" it by going to Windows Services (with admin) and restarting the NextDNS service called: "NextDNS DNS53 to DoH proxy". With that automatically the Client connects and the Disable option appears indicating that everything is fine.
I haven't figured out any other way to do this automatically so maybe creating a BAT script to restart the service after a few seconds or minutes after startup will fix the problem, but I haven't tested it yet.
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