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Have you verified your opendns setting worked? Go to welcome.opendns.com it should say "welcome to opendns" or similar, if you get the "oops" page its still not setup right.
Have you verified your opendns setting worked? Go to welcome.opendns.com it should say "welcome to opendns" or similar, if you get the "oops" page its still not setup right.
Only idea for the moment.
I'm gettin' welcome message but still it's about 450 average
Verizon Black Q. Went to the site and the exe file is no longer posted just the instructions. Navigated to my HKLM and DNS registry edit no longer available. Does anyone have the exe file that I can download and if the DNS edit is no longer available will the exe file work?
The OpenDNS executable works on my phone, but all it does is automate changing the DNS entries. On my phone at least, the Open DNS server changes DO NOT stick.
The deal is you install the SetOpen DNS program. It changes the DNS entries on your phone. You must run the executable EVERYTIME. This is NOT, however, a “set it and forget it” program. I run the program from File Manager or Explorer 2003, if you have that program. It’s just an executable. It automatically changes your DNS entries. If for whatever reason your DNS entries revert to the default Verizon settings on your phone, you must run the program again.
I think the DHCP is renewed periodically, thus the changes don’t stick but I’m not sure.
It’s kind of a hassle doing all this, however the speed increases in your web browsing, IMHO, are worth the effort..
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anyone find this? the site doesnt list the exe. file anymore. anywhere else to get this