When the router's DNS cannot be deactivated, even if you are using pi-hole's DHCP, you still get in effect two DNS servers (the router, which then directs DNS requests to pi-hole, and the pi-hole itself). To fix this:
When the router's DNS cannot be deactivated, even if you are using pi-hole's DHCP, you still get in effect two DNS servers (the router, which then directs DNS requests to pi-hole, and the pi-hole itself). To fix this: