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[FIXED]: Internet keeps disconnecting and reconnecting randomly (using . . . I just built a new PC with Windows 11, everything is working smoothly, however, my internet connection keeps disconnecting and reconnecting randomly (every few minutes seconds) I am using Ethernet BTW, but my PC has Wifi as well (Which is disconnected) I really don't know what's the issue, Things I have tried: - Updating drivers
I lost internet connection after Windows 11, version 24H2 update. How . . . After upgrading to 24H2 my machine will not log onto the internet, it says the time is wrong Checked bios and CMOS battery every thing is ok WINDOWS 11 time date will not reset to 2025 as the options are between 2076 and 2040 Is there a easy fix for this? Tried to reload WinPro 11 but the usb drive seams to be infected with this 24H2 bug now
[FIXED] Windows 10 | WiFi connected but No Internet Access | DNS . . . If your Windows 10 is losing WiFi signal strength and says "No Internet Connection" while other devices are connected just fine, chances are, DHCP Server didn't hand your Windows Device a valid IP address The solution resides in the following steps: Go to Settings > Network Internet > Wi-Fi
Windows 11 Internet Connectivity Issue - Microsoft Community I read your question and thank you for the information I understand that you are having internet connection issues on Windows 11, the system shows no internet connection, and when troubleshooting it says that you are using a VPN connection Let's go through this issue step by step 1 Check VPN software:
Intermittent Internet Connection on Windows 11 Device Dear B8NDD Thank you for posting in the Microsoft community Based on the problem you describe, the Internet connection on your new Dell Latitude 5550 Windows 11 laptop is intermittent at home, while other devices (including older work laptops) work perfectly fine in the same network environment, which may be related to the following factors:
Unable to connect to Internet after 24H2 update - Solution found but . . . This is the third time I tried to install 24H2 update The two previous times I installed the update I had the same issue This last time the update was pushed to me automatically The network connection stopped working, and the only way I could get it to work again was to fix the DNS addresses and enable DNS over HTTPS
I m experiencing frequent Wi-Fi disconnections on my Windows 10 laptop The issue seems to be with the Wi-Fi connection itself, as it's connected but unable to provide internet access Restarting my computer doesn't resolve the issue, but restarting the router temporarily fixes it I'm confused about the cause, as other devices with the same operating system and mobile phones can connect successfully
Internet Connection Sharing in Windows 10 - Microsoft Community To enable Internet Connection Sharing in Windows 10, please follow the steps below: Press Windows key + X to open the Power User menu and select Network Connections Right-click the network adapter with an Internet connection (Ethernet or wireless network adapter), then select Properties Click Sharing
Laptop cant access wi-fi but other devices can Click on Network Internet Click on Status Under the "Change your network settings" section, click the Network reset option Click the Reset now button Click the Yes button Forget the Network -Go to Settings -Click Network and Internet -Click WIFI then Manage Known Network -Click your WIFI name and hit Forget
[Solved] Internet is slower on my pc than any other device in the . . . If the network connection is slow or lagging, check if Windows 10 is downloading Windows Update or the Microsoft Store is downloading updates These can sometimes affect the performance your network connection If you have a VPN enabled, disable it Disable the Windows Firewall then try connecting