Troubleshooting Wi-Fi Issue in Windows 10

"Solving Wi-Fi Issue in Windows 10

Computer users may encounter Wi-Fi issues on Windows 10 that they occasionally face,

 especially since computers have become essential nowadays. These users find their devices

 connected to a Wi-Fi network, but there is no internet access, preventing them from entering

 or opening any websites. This inconvenience prompts them to search for effective solutions

 to resolve this problem.

Solving the Connected Wi-Fi but No Internet Issue

It often happens that a computer is connected to a network, yet it does not respond to this

 connection, and no websites can be accessed. To address this issue on Windows 10, a simple

 solution can be applied. However, do you know the reason behind this problem?

In reality, the issue of no internet despite being connected to a Wi-Fi network can be due to

 two reasons. Either the TCP/IP protocol responsible for internet access is malfunctioning, or

 there is a problem with the IP/DNS cache. This problem can be resolved by using the

 Network Troubleshooting feature. Right-click the Wi-Fi icon and select "Troubleshoot

 network." This option will diagnose the reasons causing the problem and automatically fix them.

Additionally, this problem can be solved by clearing the cache. Press the Start menu, then

 right-click Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator." Enter the following

 commands one by one, pressing Enter after each command:

netsh winsock reset

ipconfig /release

netsh int ip reset

ipconfig /renew

ipconfig /flushdns

Fixing Wi-Fi Adapter Driver Issue

Several steps can help solve the Wi-Fi issue in Windows 10 when there's a problem with the

 Wi-Fi adapter driver. Update the Wi-Fi adapter driver by following these steps:

Press the Windows key + X on the keyboard, then select Device Manager.

Open the Network Adapters submenu.

Right-click the Wi-Fi adapter, then select Properties.

Click on Update Driver to update the driver. You can also choose Roll Back Driver to revert

 to an older version.

If the above steps fail to update the driver, you can download the latest compatible driver

 version from the manufacturer's website by searching for your adapter's name on Google.

Solving Wi-Fi Issue in Windows 10

You can solve the Wi-Fi issue in Windows 10 by following these steps:

Step 1

Search for Device Manager in the Windows search bar to ensure Wi-Fi drivers are present. Open Device Manager by clicking it.

Go to Network Adapters to make sure there are no signs indicating problems with network drivers.

Step 2

Open the Command Prompt (CMD) and run it as an administrator. Type "cmd" in the search bar, right-click on Command Prompt, and choose Run as administrator.

Enter the command "netsh winsock reset" and press Enter to reset the internet protocol.

Enter the command "netsh int ip reset" and press Enter.

Enter the command "ipconfig /release" to release IP data, and press Enter.

Enter "ipconfig /renew" to renew the IP address, and press Enter.

Enter "ipconfig /flushdns" to clear the DNS cache, and press Enter.

Step 3

Activate a service that helps resolve Wi-Fi issues. Type "Services.msc" in the Run command box.

Look for the function discovery resource publication service, right-click it, select Properties, change Startup to Automatic, and click Apply and then OK.

Step 4

Right-click the Windows icon or Start menu, choose "App And Features."

Select "Program And Features" on the side, then choose "Turn Windows features on or off."

Enable "SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support" by checking the box, and then click OK.

Restart your computer.

Step 5

Reset network settings by going to Settings, selecting Network & Internet, then Status, and

 finally clicking on "Network reset." Click "Reset now" and confirm.

Forgetting a Wi-Fi Network in Windows 10

You can solve the Wi-Fi issue by forgetting a network, especially if settings are stored on an old router:

Click on Settings from the Start menu.

Select Network and Internet.

Choose Wi-Fi from the left menu.

Click on "Manage Known Networks."

Select the network you want to forget.

Click Forget."