Secured no internet

[Summer]

How to fix secured no Internet issue easily?

 

[alifaiz]

If you're getting the "Secured, No Internet" error, try these quick fixes:

• Restart your router and PC – simple but often works.
• Forget and reconnect to the Wi-Fi – go to Wi-Fi settings, forget the network, then reconnect.
• Update network drivers – outdated drivers can cause this issue.
• Run Windows Network Troubleshooter – it can auto-fix some problems.
• Disable and re-enable the network adapter - via Control Panel > Network Connections.
• Check if other devices can connect – if not, the problem might be with your ISP or router.

If the issue persists, consider restarting in Safe Mode with Networking or contacting your ISP.

 

[meena]

To fix the “Secured, no Internet” issue, try restarting your router and device, forget and reconnect to the Wi-Fi network, or update your network drivers. You can also run the Windows Network Troubleshooter for quick diagnostics.

 

[HarryPotter]

To fix the "Secured, No Internet" issue easily:

1. Restart router and device.
2. Forget and reconnect to the Wi-Fi.
3. Run Windows Network Troubleshooter.
4. Update network drivers.
5. Flush DNS:
   Open Command Prompt and run:
   bash
   CopyEdit
   <span><span>ipconfig /flushdns<br>ipconfig /release<br>ipconfig /renew<br></span></span>

If the issue persists, check with your ISP.

 

[markshelton]

To fix the “Secured, No Internet” issue, restart your router and PC first. Then, run the Windows Network Troubleshooter. Update your network drivers and disable/enable the Wi-Fi adapter. Flush DNS using ipconfig /flushdns in Command Prompt. If needed, reset TCP/IP settings. Ensure DHCP is enabled in adapter settings for automatic IP assignment.

 

[Morglis]

If you're getting the “Secured – No Internet” message, it means your device is connected to the Wi-Fi network but can’t access the internet. Start by restarting your router and device. Then update or reset your network adapter and run the built-in Network Troubleshooter. You can also try flushing DNS (ipconfig /flushdns) or resetting TCP/IP (netsh int ip reset). If that doesn’t work, check your DNS settings or temporarily disable your antivirus or firewall to rule out interference.