Solution:

Latest Mhub network problem repair script:

1- Run Windows PowerShell as administrator

2- Enter the following code:

$PrimaryDns = "223.5.5.5"

$adapters = Get-NetIPConfiguration |

Where-Object {

$_.NetAdapter.Status -eq "Up" -and

$_.IPv4DefaultGateway -and

$_.NetAdapter.HardwareInterface

}

foreach ($adapter in $adapters) {

$gateway = $adapter.IPv4DefaultGateway.NextHop

Write-Host "Set network adapter: $($adapter.InterfaceAlias)"

Write-Host "Preferred DNS: $PrimaryDns"

Write-Host "Alternate DNS: $gateway"

Set-DnsClientServerAddress `

-InterfaceIndex $adapter.InterfaceIndex `

-ServerAddresses @($PrimaryDns, $gateway)

}
Write-Host ""
Write-Host "Current DNS:"
Get-DnsClientServerAddress -AddressFamily IPv4

3- If the repair is successful, the domain name 223.5.5.5 will appear. Then reopen Mhub to check if the problem is resolved.

Other solutions (please try the solutions mentioned above first)

1. Use a mobile hotspot to connect.
2. Use a VPN to connect to a Chinese network node.

3. Change DNS (for Windows 10/11):

   1. Right-click the Start menu → Open Settings
   2. Go to Network & Internet
   3. Click on the network you are using: Wired (Ethernet) or Wireless (Wi-Fi)
   4. Click Hardware Properties
   5. Find DNS Server Assignment → Click Edit
   6. Change "Automatic (DHCP)" to "Manual"
   7. Enable IPv4
   8. Enter the DNS, for example: Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8, Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4. Finally, save.

   

4. Modify the hosts file:

   Run Notepad as administrator and open the following file:

   

   C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

   Add the IP address to the last line, for example:

   

   27.152.185.91 www.mchose.com.cn

   Then press WIN+S to save and reopen the Mhub driver; it should now run normally.

Note: If you encounter offline or white screen issues, you also need to check if you have any software running that affects your network address/IP, such as a VPN.