I’m glad you were able to get it working in VirtualBox, but I can’t speculate about what is going wrong with your networking on your main system.
Honestly, I gave up on this problem, there is no solution.
That sad 
Can you try this one thing for me? Restart your PC, go to %localappdata%\Programs and delete the Anki folder. Then, install an older version of Anki like https://github.com/ankitects/anki/releases/download/24.04.1/anki-24.04.1-windows-qt6.exe
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[Before rolling back to an earlier version, it’s a good idea to File > Switch Profile > Downgrade & Quit.]
Dude, my Anki won’t open 
, I can’t change profiles.
Don’t work. 
Excellent point – you also don’t have a database to preserve. 
It will just have to be good advice for someone else in the future.
What?
I accepted your point about you not being able to use “Downgrade & Quit.”
Someone can look at this forum in the future for help. It’ll come in help for them (For instance, I solve 99% of my issues from Google searches).
the windows setup wouldnt automatically close the main anki program on versions where it would just hang after exiting. so thats why i suggested ending the task, or restarting your PC, before removing the anki folder and reinstalling.
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just gonna give more possible solutions. hopefully OP wont be too bothered with all the notifications.
- open command prompt as an administrator, type “netsh winsock reset” and enter. then restart your pc. see if it works now.
- try reverting the driver for your network adapter to an older version. i saw this update for win10+11 so maybe thats the problem?
beyond this, honestly idk.
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