@Afternoongamer how many engines showing that this is a virus? I've seen the situation when only 1 of 30 flags of that as a virus. Do you have the same?

@hardwin82 it said 1/72

@Afternoongamer don't worry about it. Have the same. For example a program for my Logitech mouse. Apparently can collect some data so just in case it was flagged as suspicious but other 50 engines said it's ok.

@@hardwin82 but my laptop clitches when i download something

@@c-LAW hi mate Thx for the comments. Are u using those chambers maybe ?

@@wizzer19 did you use new DNS address (in the description)?

@@konradkuczynski7405 thx mate

@@vincentb2175 thank you for your comment. What apps are you using on your TV? This subject is complex , I did 3 videos about it, 3 different approaches to. Block ads

@@hardwin82 I use youtube and spotify mostly. The ones I cant block, Im pretty certain are baked into the app itself making them impossible to block without throwing out the whole app. I think if I were to bypass my modem router and use a 3rd party router I could line by line use a dns blocker targeting each dns that plays ads I could maybe get a few more, but Im uncertain.

@@vincentb2175 there was an app that was doing that but not available any more. and yes you are right, code for ads is baked into the yt app. but .... I made 3 videos about this subject. please have a look when you get chance, you might find something for you.

@@fakametjou what adapter are you using exactly? In the windows OS you are extending the screen?

what TV model do you have?

@hardwin82 it's a QE65S95B

@hardwin82 it's a QE65S95B

@hardwin82 I have a Samsung QE65S95B

La técnica realmente toma solo 2 minutos, pero supongo que quieres entender cómo funciona, por eso el video es más largo.

Some people want an explanation of what and how for those who don't we could say it starts from 5 min. Not sure if you know there is a new DNS address? Also, this method has limitations, will not work for YT for example. What app are you trying to use to watch TV content?

You can't manually change your Roku TV's DNS settings, but you can change your router's DNS settings . also you can use amazon fire stick instead of ROKU and change DNS there.

@ yes i found that at my router. I was being lazy last night.

my pleasure

@@Adrien-d7e thx man

Yes, all good here

@@hardwin82 thank you, much obliged :)

@@TheJoeBeshai they changed the DNS address after I made this video. New address in the description

Yes but in your case just instal brave browser with unblock origin extension

Try this: 1. Go to Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings. 2. Find the VPN connection, right-click on it, and select Properties. 3. Go to Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), then click on Properties. 4. Select Use the following DNS server addresses and enter the preferred DNS server. Let me know later please. I never did it myself

@@1inox1 that was my first video. I'm much better now :) ps. I did 2 more videos about blocking ads

You can still change DNS in your router or buy Amazon stick and do it there

@@hardwin82 thank you for replying 😊

hmm depends, what are you connecting?

yes mate. try 94.140.14.14 94.140.15.15

many thx :)

please test this method anyway. I found that this problem was happening only in some apps.

@@ozziejim8472 on what app did you try it ?

Did that method help?

many thx

The virus from 2017? I didn't test it to be fair

I'm afraid no. YT is tricky, using different methods to inject the ads

I totally agree with you. I don't watch TV at all. Only streaming what I need. I made 2 more videos about how to block ads on TV but I mentioned in one different solution. Basically what you said in the comment. Thx

hi. did U use DNS address from the description or from the video?

@@hardwin82 Video, I just checked the description after you asked and will try the newer ones.

NordVPN can’t directly block ads on your smart TV, especially the ones that play during live TV or within streaming apps. It’s mainly designed to protect your privacy and secure your connection. That said, NordVPN does have a feature called CyberSec that can block some annoying ads and protect you from harmful sites when you're browsing online, but it won't get rid of ads that come from TV broadcasts or apps.

@@gianni1646 Hi Gianni, thanks for your feedback! I understand it can be frustrating when you're looking for quick instructions. However, I believe it's important to explain how things work and why they work that way, especially for viewers who may not be as familiar with the process. I try to provide a complete and helpful guide, not just a rushed solution. The topic seems to be very popular, and I've actually made two more videos about it to provide even more detailed instructions. Your patience is appreciated, and I'll keep your comment in mind for future videos. Thanks again for watching!

@@hardwin82 Hi! I meant no harm. After you got into it, that’s quite an interesting way to block ads! I agree that a thorough explanation and a complete guide is necessary to understand the process. ie: “What’s actually happening when I do this?” Just this afternoon I watched a video on how to install an app operated door lock and they kept cutting away from the images and back to the narrator before you could see the full install! Thank you for your kind reply. I’ll look forward to more of your videos. Gianni❤️

True, absolutely yes. I should mention this in that video. Personally I would never use that DNS in my router but TV is a different story. I checked that server, a huge community is behind that project. TV ads heaters from all around the world contribute to this