Windows 10 No Internet Access But Connected Ethernet

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Windows 10 No Internet Access But Connected Ethernet No internet access windows 10

Welcome to BleepingComputer, a free community where people like yourself come together to discuss and learn how to use their computers. Using the site is easy and fun. As a guest, you can browse and view the various discussions in the forums, but can not create a new topic or reply to an existing one unless you are logged in. Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site.or read our to learn how to use this site. Hi all, I am having an issue with wifi on my laptop after upgrading to windows 10. Wifi worked perfectly before the upgrade.Laptop model: dell inspiron 1090 (duo mini)I can connect to ethernet (on docking station) just fine. When I connect to wifi, dhcp returns an ip address to the laptop, and wifi shows connected (no internet, secured).

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Pinging the router results in timeouts, as does google. Wireshark shows tcp and udp packets on wifi. If I run windows network diagnostics the results vary from can't detect proxy settings to missing necessary protocols.If I connect to hotspot on iphone, and then connect to access point, wifi works for 15-20 min. Then drops out again.

I have a Compaq Presario CQ56 notebook PC with windows 7, 64 bit operating system. My network shows connected to my router, which is working OK on my other laptop, but i cannot connect to the internet and the network states 'no internet access'.

It still shows connected, but again, I can't ping the router, and the connection shows no internet, secured. I have tried everything from resetting winsock, ip stack, cleared arp tables, flushed dns to no avail.I was using a vpn client on the laptop, but it has since been removed per someones suggestion as a test. The vpn adapter was also removed.Edited by dejavou42, 02 January 2016 - 01:11 PM. Hi all, I am having an issue with wifi on my laptop after upgrading to windows 10. Wifi worked perfectly before the upgrade.Laptop model: dell inspiron 1090 (duo mini)I can connect to ethernet (on docking station) just fine. When I connect to wifi, dhcp returns an ip address to the laptop, and wifi shows connected (no internet, secured). Pinging the router results in timeouts, as does google.

Wireshark shows tcp and udp packets on wifi. If I run windows network diagnostics the results vary from can't detect proxy settings to missing necessary protocols.If I connect to hotspot on iphone, and then connect to access point, wifi works for 15-20 min. Then drops out again. It still shows connected, but again, I can't ping the router, and the connection shows no internet, secured.

I have tried everything from resetting winsock, ip stack, cleared arp tables, flushed dns to no avail.I was using a vpn client on the laptop, but it has since been removed per someones suggestion as a test. The vpn adapter was also removed.The laptop itself does not have an onboard lan port, but ethernet adapters work fine. I have tried 3 drivers for the wifi card: the dell default drivers (originally for windows 7), the drivers from the atheros site, and the drivers from the microsoft source (i.e update driver - search online).With the default dell drivers, I can't even enable wifi on the laptop. The wifi option is greyed out, but device manager reports that the driver is installed and working properly.The atheros.cz driver and the driver from the windows source (both the same version) give the results above - connect to access point - no internet - connect to iphone hotspot - connect to access point - internet. I've made a breakthrough.

Doing some testing on the router in question, I changed the network from 20/40mhz auto to 40 mhz and reconnected wifi. I got the same result - connected, but no internet connection, can't ping router.Then, I changed the setting to 20mhz only. wifi connected with internet access, and so far, it has stayed connected. I can't leave my wifi set to 20mhz only, and I most definitely can't change the settings on public hotspots or other private networks that I don't own.Diving into the driver settings from device manager, I see the following options:802.11b PreambleReceive BuffersScan Valid IntervalTransmit BuffersSo, no easy way, atleast through the advanced driver properties, to force the 20mhz frequency only. Does anyone know of another way to force this? Since this was working fine under windows 7, does this sound like a bug for windows 10?I don't know where to go in my troubleshooting from here, but the best I can tell, connecting to the iphone hotspot forced the 20mhz frequency, then connecting to the access point continued on that frequency for sometime until it switched over to 40mhz. I've made a breakthrough.

Doing some testing on the router in question, I changed the network from 20/40mhz auto to 40 mhz and reconnected wifi. I got the same result - connected, but no internet connection, can't ping router.Then, I changed the setting to 20mhz only. wifi connected with internet access, and so far, it has stayed connected.

I can't leave my wifi set to 20mhz only, and I most definitely can't change the settings on public hotspots or other private networks that I don't own.Diving into the driver settings from device manager, I see the following options:802.11b PreambleReceive BuffersScan Valid IntervalTransmit BuffersSo, no easy way, atleast through the advanced driver properties, to force the 20mhz frequency only. Does anyone know of another way to force this?

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Since this was working fine under windows 7, does this sound like a bug for windows 10?I don't know where to go in my troubleshooting from here, but the best I can tell, connecting to the iphone hotspot forced the 20mhz frequency, then connecting to the access point continued on that frequency for sometime until it switched over to 40mhz.I had this same problem with a Dell Inspiron 15, with Dell Wireless 1703 card. After reading dejavou42's post, I decided to play around with frequencies. So if anyone has this same issue on this same laptop, do the following:1) Go to Network and Sharing Center2) Change adapter settings3) Right click on Wi-Fi adapter, select properties4) Click on configure, then go to advanced tab5) Select HT Mode, and change the value to HT Mode 20 406) Click OK, then you should be able to ping your router and any siteFYI, I tried everything out there.

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This was the only thing that worked for me. I had had the same problem as the OP on a DELL INSPIRON 3521.I had followed his experience and lowered the speed from 20/40 MHz to 20MHz only. This cured the problem but all the other devices on the network ran slower.Now I have followed your advice and it worked a treat.

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The menu item wasn't 'HT Mode 20/40', but it was equivalent as the dropdown option included '20 or 40 MHz'.I also changed the Vigor2820n router settings back to 20/40 MHz, Greenfield and replaced Mixed Mode with only 802.11n 2.4GHzBack up to speed, thanks to your posting. Much appreciated.

Windows 10 No Internet Access But Connected Ethernet