@robsmithrs04 Sorry for the delayed response. If your issue still persists,
we recommend you disable IPV6 protocols in Windows Network Settings:
Press Win+R > ncpa.cpl -> Right click on Wi-Fi > Properties > Uncheck Internet Protocol, Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) > OK
IPv6 is for people who don't understand how TLS works.
(the S in TLS is also the S in HTTPS if you didn't know - weird, but that's just how it worked out)
@hs_doubbing Imagine thinking that the real world technology markets obey the whims of autistic IPv6 Reddit neckbeards instead of real world use cases from people spending money.