I recently discovered that my Ethernet settings IPv4 properties, in Advanced settings (thanks to Karlis), had two unwanted entries: 82.163.143.157 and 82.163.142.159 which may be related to DSNUnlocker.
- Does Windows 10 keep a log showing which program made the change?
- How do I stop other programs changing my DNS? I already have Comodo Internet Security installed
I am very surprised that:
- Windows does not (a) notify users that a program wants to modify the DNS entries, and gives you the option (b) adds a notification to the message center noting that changes were made.
- The Ethernet settings IPv4 properties screen does not highlight that there may be more than two DNS addresses, than the two showing.
