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Webpages do not load until I hit the refresh button several times. Happens 80% of the pages I try to open.
Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 10
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I tried the steps to change the DNS routing and could not click on the addresses. Also I only had IPv4 and no IPv6.
I turned off the DNS per your instructions and it seemed to work well for me. However that was very short lived and the problem is just as bad now as it was. Thanks for trying.
I posted a possible solution, I hope it helps!
https://www.hpe.com/us/en/insights/articles/get-faster-internet-with-better-dns-1909.html
I’m not sure if this is the fix for you, but it worked for me. The DNS had trouble connecting automatically, so this article shows you how to make it connect manually. Make sure you do it for both IPv4 & IPv6 connections. This will be the difference between your 2.5gz & 5gz networks
You will find this information under “Optimize your device’s DNS”
I turned off the DNS per your instructions and it seemed to work well for me. However that was very short lived and the problem is just as bad now as it was. Thanks for trying.
Always a "can't find DNS" of so many locations.
Are you using secure DNS? If so, turn it off and see whether the problem persists: click ⋯ (Settings and more) > Settings > Privacy, search and services and scroll down to Use secure DNS to specify how to lookup the network address for websites.