Netgear D7000 ADSL Router, second computer genie says internet connected,, but no browser access

[Watson32]

Windows 10

Netgear D7000 ADSL router issue

Local area net, second computer connectivity issue

Primary Desktop has normal internet access using the same and only LAN Router

Second Desktop Netgear Genie shows internet connected for both Wired and Wireless

1. But does not connect to the internet using any browser
2. Routerlogin.net fails, server IP address could not be found
3. Network Connections show Ethernet icon, but No Internet Access
4. Troubleshooter reports broadband modem is experiencing connectivity issues
5. recommends Network reset, done, still no network access
6. Unplugged and restarted still same configuration; Netgear genie shows wired and wireless internet connectivity, but no browser can access the internet
7. (Router is working fine on primary desktop wired and wireless)
8. Problems found/detected: : connection between access point, router, or cable modem and the internet is broken
9. Routerlogin.net fails
10. Entering the router IP address also fails
11. Ipconfig /all shows the correct DNS server IP address
12. Flushing dns failed to help
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[michaelkenward]

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@Watson32 wrote:

Primary Desktop has normal internet access using the same and only LAN Router

Second Desktop Netgear Genie shows internet connected for both Wired and Wireless

1. But does not connect to the internet using any browser
2. Routerlogin.net fails, server IP address could not be found
3. Network Connections show Ethernet icon, but No Internet Access
4. Troubleshooter reports broadband modem is experiencing connectivity issues

These are all classic symptoms of a Windows security issue.

Unfortunately, your detailed account doesn't say what errors you see in a browser or what tells you that there is "No Internet Access". Any messages of any sort anywhere?

Nor is it clear to me which "Troubleshooter" you used.

Was this it?

Fix network connection issues in Windows 10

What do you see here in Windows?

Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Centre

and here?

Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Centre\Advanced sharing settings

Windows has a habit of blocking "Public" networks.

Change from Public to Private Network in Windows 7, 8 and 10

Windows 10 Tip: How To Change The Network Type From Public To Private | Bruceb News

I have been told in the past that this is nonsense, but it has worked for me and for others with dead networks. At least there is no harm in trying.

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@Watson32 wrote:

Windows 10

Netgear D7000 ADSL router issue

You say "ADSL router". The D7000 is actually a DSL modem/router. I assume that you are using it as such and not in modem/only mode.