Have you ever been in a situation where your computer is connected to the Internet, but you can’t open any page on the web? Well, it’s a strange but often solvable issue. When you’re connected to the Internet through a WiFi router but can’t get to any web page, check your wireless icon in the bottom right-hand side tray. You’ll most likely see a small yellow triangle, and when you click on it, you’ll see a “no Internet, secured” message.
This error occurs due to different reasons, the most common being a change in your configuration settings like your IP address, which could cause your router to have problems connecting to the Internet. Any program, including an update to the operating system, can cause this problem. How to fix the ‘no Internet, secured’ problem There are many ways to fix this problem. It’s a good idea to run through each of the below options, as any of it can fix the problem. It’s just that you don’t know which one will work for every occurrence of this error! Since it is hard to pin down the exact cause of this error, you’ll have to try one or more of these solutions. Change the property of your WiFi connection Follow the steps below to change the properties of your connection.
Hold the Windows key and press the letter “R.” In the run window, enter “ncpa.cpl” and click OK. This will open the “network connections” window.
Choose your WiFi connection, right-click on the WiFi and choose “properties.”. In this dialog box, ensure that the following options are checked.
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Change power management properties Another possible cause of the “no Internet, secured” error could be due to power management settings. You’ll most likely face this problem if you’re using Windows 10 creators update or Windows 10 Fall Creators Update versions. To work around this problem:. Press the Windows key + X to get to the jump list. Select device manager and expand network adapters. Double-click your wireless network and go to “power management” tab.
Uncheck the “allow computer to turn off this device to save power” option. Restart your computer and check if you can connect to the Internet now. Disable WiFi sharing software In, the router driver can have a conflict with the wireless driver and this can throw up 'no internet, secured' error. To fix this conflict,. Open network adapters.
Right-click on the wireless network you’re using and choose “properties”. Click on “sharing” tab.
Uncheck “Microsoft network adapter multiplexor protocol” and any other item related to WiFi sharing. To know which items are related to sharing, click on each item and below, you’ll get a description of its purpose. Based on this description, choose the items you have to uncheck. Close out of network adapters and try connecting to the Internet Yes, the “no Internet, secured” error is a common error. You’ll most likely get it in Windows 10 than in other versions.
Since many changes in configuration settings can cause this error, you’ll have to run through different options to get a fix. In our experience, one of the above solutions should fix this problem for you. Let us know in the comments section if you’ve found any other way to solve this problem. August 18, 2018 at 9:41 am THE FIX - using a succession of solutions here & elsewhere, I have found that a combo of fixes works for the LAPTOP with WIN 10 'No Internet, Secured' problem.
As short as possible, here is the list to get it DONE every time: 1) First make note of your password you need for the offending router/access - you will need it again later. 2)Restart the Network LIST 3)Uninstall the Network Adaptor, then choose Action and search for hardware changes to reinstall the adaptor 4)Right click Network Adaptor for properties and click Power Management to uncheck all boxes there 5) Command Prompt right click run as admin, and type IPCONFIG /flushdns and hit return 6) Go to WIFI connection and click on offending connection, choose Airplane mode, then restart WIFI and disable Airplane mode 7) Click on connection that was the problem and connect - you must re-input password and connect. I use these Seven steps and I get connected every time now. Hoping it works for you ?. October 16, 2018 at 1:05 am I think I need a ton of help, because I'm easily confused.
I've had this issue since that windows update that was messed up. Crashed my previous hard drive. I've had lots of issues with this Dell. And it's had a rough time. Got a replacement. And can't do certain downloads because it says I'm not online, but I can navigate to facebook and other websites.
I don't think I can even update drivers. Example - can't download Sims 4's client, says I'm offline. Example - could eventually download my Adobe but only after I click the option to continue offline. Have tried to get support from Microsoft, had to find alternative ways just to speak to them, because of this issue. They couldn't help me. October 18, 2018 at 8:47 am Hello.
I've tried following practically all the instructions written here and it seems like the same problem persists. ? The main problem with my connection is that it will go back and forth between that 'No Internet, Secured' status to regular 'Connected, Secured' status, meaning sometimes it will load the pages and sometimes it won't. What's even worse is that my phone and tablet can access the internet just fine, yet when I use the internet on my laptop, it will jump between being able to or not.It's very frustrating.:/ Is there any clear solution for this?