More likely that your host file was corrupted.
Try reset winsock with following command under Command Prompt window (Must run as Administrator).
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netsh winsock reset
If you have antivirus or security software installed, disable them or uninstall them. Sometime it could be due to antivirus/security software (3rd party firewall) corrupted files. I have experience with it before. After uninstall, it work perfectly fine then I install it back again. Usually it was corrupted due to update or malware.
Nov 17 2021, 08:28 AM
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