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Good day, I have been using Eddie quite happily for a few years now and most everything works fine. I have only one nuance I would be happy to fix, if possible. I can readily boot Windows into an Ethernet connection and Eddie (in my Startup) connects immediately (WiFi disabled). I can also readily boot Windows into a WiFi connection and Eddie (in my Startup) connects immediately (no Ethernet is connected). However, if I am in one or the other, then close Eddie, Hibernate, unplug Ethernet, power up, enable WiFi and then start Eddie, Eddie appears to make a connection, but the System Tray displays the "no Internet connection" icon and I don't have any Internet. The same applies if I am using Eddie on WiFi, then close Eddie, Hibernate, plug in Ethernet, power up laptop, start Eddie, I get the same thing. If I am in either Ethernet or WiFi mode, I can open/close Eddie repeatedly with no issue. It's when I try to switch from one to the other that Eddie doesn't work. Is there a setting I can adjust to remedy this? Otherwise, it works like a charm. BTW, while I have a IT background, it's not a very techie one, so go easy on me please. All suggestions and thoughts are welcome and most appreciative of your time. Thanks

As the title suggests, Eddie connects to servers absolutely fine over wifi, but when I turn the wifi off and use ethernet instead, for some reason Eddie can't connect at all. I'm on a windows 11, laptop. Any advise would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

I just got a 100/10 Mbps connection, coming from a 50/10 Mbps one. Both machines run Win 10 2004. I have the most recent Eddie client and the same settings on each machine. Using the Ookla speedtest the desktop on WiFi is hitting @ 93 Mbps and the other is only getting @ 50 Mbps on Ethernet (sits next to router, gigabit NIC). Both max out at >100 Mbps with the VPN off, and I can't figure out why there's a difference with it on. I know that the CPU can make a difference, and that plus RAM is the difference in the setups: WiFi Desktop: AMD Phenom II X4 B65 @ 3.4 GHz | 8 GB DDR3-1866MHz Ethernet Desktop: Intel Pentium J2900 @ 2.41 GHz | 4 GB DDR3-1600MHz Does anyone think the CPU is the issue here, or have any other ideas/suggestions?

Hi, I'm running the AirVPN Eddie client on my Windows 10 64-bit machines. I was recently unable to connect to my network, but not the internet or AirVPN and remembered I had the same problem on my other machine a few months ago and this forum gave me a solution. It involved setting the IPv4 to my preferred connection through a netsh powershell command. Doing this fix I noticed that there were 50 different ethernet connections that Eddie has created and I was wondering if there is a way to delete these connections to prevent any issues moving forward? A couple screenshots for clarity:

hello i have been using air vpn with wifi and have no issues when i try to connect with ethernet (no wifi) it seems to work, but i get readings of 0bit/s u and d any idea why this is happening or how to optimize? my ethernet is much faster than wifi and i would prefer to have it set up this way