(Consult your software documentation for instructions to disable it.) To see if that’s the problem for you, temporarily turn off your security software (firewall, antivirus software, etc) and check if the problem is resolved. The error can be caused by interference from your security software. Method 2: Temporarily turn off your security software Then try your network connection and see if your computer has got the Internet access. Then wait a few minutes for them to fully power on.ĥ) Turn on your computer. To do so:ġ) Turn off your computer, modem and router.Ģ) Unplug the power cable for your modem and router from the power source.Ĥ) Plug your modem and router back into the power source and turn them on. Restarting your modem and router can help you create a new connection to the Internet. Method 2: Temporarily turn off your security software
Just work your way down the list until you find the one that works. Many Windows 10 users are reporting this issue. It used to at least, now it just lists it as "Unidentified network".If you are on Windows 10, and you have no Internet access even though your computer is connected, you are not alone. I don't believe the problem is with my ethernet cable because it is brand new and it is able to detect that it is connected to my router specifically. I have tried a ton of troubleshooting including: -Resetting the modem -Plugging the cable into each port on the modem -Enabling and disabling the ethernet -Changing IPv4 and IPv6 to auto obtain IP adderess -Ipconfig /release and Ipconfig /renew -Disabling windows firewall and uninstalling my antivirus -And probably a few more things I can't remember I have tried the cable on multiple devices, and I am able to connect to the internet over Wi-fi, but when plugged in through ethernet I just get a notification that I have no internet. A new one arrived today from Amazon, but when I plugged it in I was very disappointed to see that I had no internet access. About a week ago, my ethernet cable broke.
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