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It would be great if the next beta updated Wintun to a newer version than 0.8. There has been significant improvements to it since then but the non standard install method makes it difficult to update independently of Eddie.

Companies that offer transactions often block VPN access, you can reach out to Sainsburys directly and ask them to whitelist or remove the AirVPN exit nodes from their blacklist but I suspect they won't be interested. Using a VPN to mask your identity with a service that you log into and that has your home address to deliver to is usually not valuable.

I edited the above post, and that overlapped with your last answer. Everything is fine now! Thank you for your help!

Thank you for guiding me into the right direction! 55555 was just an arbitrary example, not a real port of mine - but: It was all my silly mistake. Yes, the port number! I always looked at the "port number", alas, there is also a "local port". With all my reserved ports, both are identical. Except one. THE one! "With glasses on, this would not have happened!"

Hi, Never had this before: Internet working fine, then run Eddie to get the VPN running. No problems! Then, when I want to exit, I do the usual thing I've done for years with AirVPN, but NOW, the internet connection is lost when I return to my "normal" connectivity mode! I have to reboot my system to get it back. Running Windows 10 (64-bit) Professional with version 21H1 with all of the latest Microsoft updates installed. Using Eddie version 2.20.0 which I believe is the latest version. Anybody else having this issue when exiting/closing Eddie after using the VPN? Yes, I always unlock the network lock after I exit, so it is not that. Chris

Internet connectivity remains, it's the DNS servers that are probably not restored. You can stop rebooting, follow this little guide to restore them. As to why they're not restored, well, it's a thing for the developers, I guess.

@Stalinium Thank you! The AirVPN founder has been working pro bono for EFF (Europe, not USA) for a couple of years, and that's not a thing that can be acknowledged in the donation pages or evaluated monetarily. Anyway, it must be said that we have not donated to EFF during 2021, but we will. Kind regards

Try not to kill the bird again.

The choice of distribution is often a personal or even ideological one, but do know that the Arch family is generally aimed at either sophisticated Linux users or people who like digging deep into documentation. Still, welcome to the Linux world! Every soul switching from Windows is a win for everyone. We're glad to have you. Having that written, I don't know if Manjaro changes it, but Arch's default NetworkManager connectivity check fetches ping.archlinux.org. You could consider changing this by creating/editing /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/20-connectivity.conf with the contents from the wiki. Could also use an URL or yours and check for certain content, but that's up to you.

Thanks for the responses. Elevation Service was already set to Automatic start; it just always exited immediately. OpenSourcerer guided my thinking to a related solution. I completely uninstalled Eddie using Revo, which also removed all related Registry entries, then reinstalled it. Everything's working again.

Just to provide an update: the Staff has indeed tweaked the server last week and it appears fine on monitoring Maybe more to come but it looks fixed now. Its a great example of "include your users in the process" ❤️ no bouncing of support tickets back and forth due to outsourced support haha. Probably we've all been on the internet long enough to have experienced it first hand

After the testing, our Config Generator will be able to create WireGuard .conf file, usable without Eddie (wg / wg-quick or any official WireGuard app).