Choose a DNS provider
Select a provider with documented DNS over HTTPS support and review its privacy policy.
Configure encrypted DNS queries in Windows and verify that name resolution still works.
Choose a trusted **DNS over HTTPS** provider and configure encrypted DNS for your network connection.
Select a provider with documented DNS over HTTPS support and review its privacy policy.
Open **Settings > Network & internet** and select the active Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection.
Find **DNS server assignment**, click **Edit**, and change the configuration from automatic to manual.
Enable the applicable IP version and enter the DNS addresses published by your chosen provider. Select an available encrypted DNS mode.
Click **Save** and reconnect the network if necessary. Confirm that websites resolve normally.
Use the provider's official DNS test page when available. Confirm that encrypted DNS is active rather than relying only on successful browsing.
Check DNS addresses and encrypted DNS configuration. Temporarily restore automatic DNS if the connection cannot be repaired.
Confirm the chosen provider supports DoH and that Windows recognizes its configuration.
No. It encrypts supported DNS queries, not every connection.
No. Managed networks and other network metadata may still reveal activity.
Open the network connection's **DNS server assignment**, choose **Automatic (DHCP)**, and save. Reconnect to restore the previous DNS behavior.
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