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This means that we could not attribute DNS requests to processes out of the box.
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This means that we could not attribute DNS requests to processes out of the box.
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### The Quick and Dirty Solution
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### Disabling the DNS Client Turned Out to Be the Quick But Dirty Solution
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While researching this issue we found that disabling the DNS-Client seemed to be a rather much requested action and quite common for Windows users.
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While researching this issue we found that disabling the DNS-Client seemed to be a rather much requested action and quite common for Windows users.
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Most often, Windows users asked for this in order to work around bugs or to improve some aspect of their network performance.
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Most often, Windows users asked for this in order to work around bugs or to improve some aspect of their network performance.
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### The Bummer
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So we decided to take the easy route and just disable the DNS-Client upon installation, because it is only a caching stub resolver with no other functionality, right? Right?
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So we decided to take the easy route and just disable the DNS-Client upon installation, because it is only a caching stub resolver with no other functionality, right? Right?
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No.
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No.
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