Connected to WiFi But No Internet in Windows 10

Are you connected to the WiFi but still you got no internet?

Here’s the ultimate guide to fix all internet connectivity issues in Windows 10. Say, you’re connected to WiFi but no internet in Windows 10.

This fix is for all the major issues including “No Internet, Secured” WiFi error in Windows 10. I recently bought a laptop which runs Windows 10, and I had this issue, and here’s how I fixed it.

Now, this is most probably because your internet adapter is having issues. Trying the network troubleshooter might help or might just show some random errors. But this can be easily fixed by a few number of CMD commands.

Fix “No Internet, Secured” WiFi Error

If you ever see this error on your PC while you’re connected to the internet but still unable to access, these are some ways you can try to fix the issue. Don’t worry, it’s a common issue and is super easy to fix.

Solution 1: Restarting your Router 

1. Forget your WiFi network in the system tray.
2. Turn on Airplane mode.
3. Restart your router.
4. Restart your PC.
5. Reconnect to your WiFi network again by putting the password.

This is a quick solution which might help but it isn’t guaranteed. But there’s nothing to worry about, I got some other awesome ways which should help no matter what.

Restarting your router can have a few advantages like decreasing your ping which is a great way to have a more stable connection and avoid timeouts.

Solution 2: Command Prompt (Preferred)

You can reset your IP configuration as well as your adapter which must help. For me, the solution 1 failed but this Command Prompt trick did the work.

Open Command Prompt as admin.

Use the commands listed below one by one.

Restart your PC.

These are the following commands you need to use one-by-one:

netsh int ip reset

netsh winsock reset all

netsh int tcp reset all

netsh int ipv4 reset all

netsh int ipv6 reset all

netsh int httpstunnel reset all

ipconfig /flushdns

I recommend the Command Prompt method which is quick and much easier. It’s as simple as opening CMD and pasting the commands one by one and restarting your PC, that’s it!

Solution 3: Changing Adapter Settings

According to my friend who is using Windows 10, fixed the “No Internet, Secured” error using this fix. It’s just disabling the IPv6 from the ‘Change Adapter Settings‘ in Network and Sharing Center. 

1. Go to Network and Sharing Center.
2. Click on ‘Change Adapter Settings‘ on the sidebar.
3. Right click on your WiFi adapter and click on Properties.
4. Then uncheck IPv6 from the list of protocols.

 You can see the image above which tells what to do exactly. Your adapter might not have all the protocols, which is totally normal. Just make sure, you disable the IPv6 from the list.