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Check Your Firewall Settings:
Navigate to your firewall settings and look for options to disable traffic from specific IP addresses. This can help isolate and resolve conflicts.
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Verify Your Router's Internet Connection:
Ensure your router is using Wi-Fi and not a wired connection. If it's using another method, check and disable it if necessary.
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Review Antivirus and Firewall Software:
Check for any restrictions or blockers on your IP address in your antivirus or firewall software. Remove or disable these if present.
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Update Your VPN:
Ensure your VPN is up to date with the latest encryption protocols and versions. This can prevent outdated issues from persisting.
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Adjust Your DNS Settings:
Modify your DNS server settings to use a different server that may be less interfering. This can help reduce traffic from your IP address.
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Test Connections:
Connect to your internet a few times to verify the connection stability. If it remains an issue, consider network outages or other external factors.
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Contact Support:
If the issue persists, consult your router's support or firewall provider for further assistance.
By systematically addressing each potential cause, you can resolve the issue of your VPN deleting your IP address.
