Windows 10: Flush DNS Cache Problem

Netflix won't open, so I searched the web, which told me to flush the DNS cache, I did flush the DNS cache, but the problem was not solved. I tried reinstalling Netflix, but the Microsoft Store takes a long time to load. Also, can't open the Windows update. It says that I need to open Setting Later. I open settings later, not solved.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I choose "Windows Update" as my recommended topic.

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Flush DNS Cache

New:

DNS Cache Viewer (DCV)

The purpose of DCV is to allow you to view what Windows has in it's local DNS Cache, and allow you to flush it if you want.

Virus Total Report:



For me:



After flush (without manually disabling or stopping the service)



Most of those cached entries are contained in HOSTS file. (27642 after excluding the first 5 lines)

 

Flush DNS Cache

Personally I disable the service using Autoruns before rebooting and flushing then re-enable the service.




Or else I use Hostsman:

 

Flush DNS Cache

The other day I tried to flush my DNS cache (no particular reason).
command run as admin: ipconfig/flushdns
result: Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.
but with the command ipconfg/displaydns I still see 139 entries
the service "DNS Client" is running (set to automatic)
tried several times with the same result.
my OS is Windows 10 Home Edition version 1909
has anyone an idea why and how to remedy this?