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petra9999 said:

OK On your guide link i have two choices to connect to windows 10 or broadband-pppoe which one should i use?

Please disregard the guide link from OpenDNS. It doesn't apply. I only want you to change the DNS server addresses in the IPv4 settings of your Physical NICs - that's it.

derekimo said:

You're welcome simrick. :)

In case you need it, this is his PC,

HP Pavilion 23-b320 All-in-One Desktop PC Product Specifications | HP® Customer Support


And this is his Modem/Router,

ZyXEL C1100Z Modem

Thanks!

petra9999 said:

I have both settings set

Don't bother with the guides - they do not apply for what I am asking you to do.

Peter, this is all I want you to do, as in my post #666. That's it - nothing more.

petra9999 said:

OKay I was thinking about her wanting to get done ----Ok simrick I stopped were you told me to ---I'll slow down I'm making things worse

:) Okay so all we're going to do is add the OpenDNS server addresses to the IPv4 of the two physical NICs, as per my post #666. Please let me know when that is completed.

petra9999 said:

Its complete

Super! You are done!
Thanks for being such a trooper! That machine should be humming along quite nicely now. The OpenDNS servers will even add to your speed, in addition to keeping you safe.

You can check your internet speed by running a test at speedtest.net.