HOW TO FIX NO INTERNET SECURED WINDOWS 10
If your Windows 10 says “No internet connection” even if you have connected the computer to the Wi-Fi network, it may cause a delay in your work. This error occurs for different reasons like a change in your configuration settings, slow Wi-Fi connection, etc. Let's see some of the troubleshooting methods to resolve this issue.
Change your adapter settings:
- Go to Ethernet Properties and look for a wireless adapter that is currently running.
- Choose Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) under This connection uses the following item.
- Click OK and resteart the computer.
Reinstalling network adapter:
- Press the Windows key+ X to open the menu.
- Choose Device Manager and right-click on the devices that you want to delete.
Note: Check Delete the driver software for this device box if a
- Now, click Uninstall.
- Then, click on the Scan for hardware changes icon.
- Reinstall the file and restart your computer.
Reset your network configuration:
- In the Windows search box, type cmd(Command Prompt).
- Tap on Run as administrator to start the Command Prompt.
- Follow the commands for resetting your network configuration.
- After running the command, your network will be reset and the issue will be solved.
Ena ble the Use random addresses for this network:
- Open Settings and then click on the Network & Internet section.
- Go to the Advanced option.
- Under the Random hardware address section, check whether Use random address es for this network is enabled. If not, enable it.
Set a New DNS Server:
- Click on the Wi-Fi connection icon in the system tray and open the Settings screen.
- Click on the Network & Internet Settings-→ Change adaptor options.
- Right-click on the connection concerned and click on Ethernet Properties.
- Choose Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties.
- Check Use the following DNS server address.
- Enter 9.9.9.9 in the Preferred DNS Server box.
- Enter 1.1.1.1 in the Alternative DNS Server box.
- Now, click OK.
Network Device Driver update :
- Right-click on the Start menu.
- Select Device Manager.
- Click on the Network Adapter.
- From the list, select your network device.
- Right-click on it and choose Update Driver.
- Wait while the driver is updating.
- After the update, reboot your Windows 10.
Run the Networ k Troubleshooter in Windows 10:
- Press Windows + I to open Settings.
- Click Network & Internet.
- Select Network troubleshooter.
- Windows 10 will start running the Network troubleshooter.
- Now restart your computer.
Reconnect or Reset your router:
- Turn off the router and unplug its power cable.
- Leave it off for a few minutes.
- Then reconnect the power cable to its port and turn on the router.
These are some simple troubleshooting methods that will help you fix the “no internet secured in Windows 10” problem. If you face any issue, contact our technical support.