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I managed to fix this error. Basically, here’s what I did: I had CapCut version 5.3.0.1964 installed, and from there I updated it to the latest version (DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT FROM THE WEBSITE, UPDATE IT THROUGH CAPCUT ITSELF). Once it’s updated, open it, create any project, and go through each tab so it loads all the filters. After that, open the CapCut file location—you’ll see two versions there, the old one and the updated one. Uninstall the old one directly from that folder and then reinstall it. DO YOUR PROJECT WHILE LOGGED OUT. Once you finish, log in, run the .exe, and extract it. Copy the folder with the name of the current version, and after installing the old version, paste both together. BY DOING THIS, you’ll kind of bypass the internet error — I’m still testing it!

I’m also going to try keeping two versions installed — a more updated one and 5.3.0 — in the same folder and in different folders as well, to see if the error or the update issue stops.

I switched accounts because I lost mine, but I’m still on version 5.3.0 normally with all the PRO filters and effects, without any errors. I also have a new tip: whenever you’re going to shut down your PC or something like that, leave CapCut turned off in the iOS device exe. For example, you apply your effects and then activate the exe, and you can export and use everything normally. After exporting, you deactivate the exe, leave everything with PRO enabled, and close it. The network error won’t show up. I’m still using it like this to this day.