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FletchDigital
Jan 08, 2024Follower
Connected but no internet
I've purchased a Windows 10 machine for my daughter. It will connect to the router but intermittently won't connect to the internet (all other devices at home are fine). I see "no internet" inline with the wifi signal.
I've tried:
• Updating firmware on AX3000 router
• Resetting the router and modem
• Reinstalling windows 10, running all updates
Your help appreciated
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FletchDigital wrote:
I've purchased a Windows 10 machine for my daughter. It will connect to the router but intermittently won't connect to the internet (all other devices at home are fine). I see "no internet" inline with the wifi signal.
To me this suggests that the problem is on the Windows PC, especially the bit "all other devices at home are fine".
The router will not pick on the PC
Is the PC connected to the Internet over wifi or with a wired Ethernet connection? (Wired is best.)
Where do you see the "no internet" message? Windows?
Windows likes to protect us from new networks that might be evil. In reality, it often shuts us out of safe networks.
One thought is that you could tell Windows that you are on a "private network".
- Network and Internet settings
- Network Status
- Change Connection Properties
- Network Profile
- Private
I've tried:
• Updating firmware on AX3000 router
Which router is this?
AX3000 is not a unique Netgear model number. Many devices come with the AC/AX tag, but it is essentially a label that Netgear, and others, attach to hardware to describe wifi speeds.
Look at the label on the device for the Model Number. And, if there is one, include the "V" bit to show the hardware version. If there is no V number, then you have V1.
michaelkenward wrote:
FletchDigital wrote:
I've purchased a Windows 10 machine for my daughter. It will connect to the router but intermittently won't connect to the internet (all other devices at home are fine). I see "no internet" inline with the wifi signal.
To me this suggests that the problem is on the Windows PC, especially the bit "all other devices at home are fine".
Or there is more security configured than the user can handle...
ADVANCED > Security > Access Control
...comes into my mind.