This usually means that you can’t use the Internet but are in most cases connected locally to your network at home or in the office. But what good is Wi-Fi without Internet, right? There are several possible solutions out there but here are the ones that usually do the trick!
Restarting your network adapter fixes a majority of the problems! If not, move onto the next solution
This entails the following steps:
Reinstall your Wireless LAN (WLAN) driver – Many users found this solution worked for them after upgrading to Windows 10!
3. As shown, look for network adapters and click the arrow to open up the list of hardware.
4. Once you’ve seen one that mentions WLAN or Wireless LAN, right click on it and press properties.
5. Now you have the property box open for the wireless driver, press the the tab named “Drivers” shown in number 1 below, then press “Update Driver”. Another box will appear, giving you two options. Press “Browse my computer for driver software”.
6. You will now need to press on “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer”
7. On this section, ensure the “Show compatible hardware” checkbox is ticked, this will now bring up compatible drivers! If there is an option which shows a an earlier date, select that but if not choose another one from the already highlighted and press next.
8. This will start installing the selected driver, you may notice the Wi-Fi symbol on the bottom right of your screen show a red cross then it’ll come back on once windows has finished the installation. Close all boxes and we hope that you can now use your internet!
Follow these steps:
keynetsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
4. Reboot your computer
If none of the solutions above worked for you or you have found another workaround, please comment to see if we can help or you help others! Thank you.