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[Music] [Applause] [Music] hi guys this is youth from ascetics in this tutorial I'll be showing you a number of ways to fix the problem of laptop being connected to Wi-Fi but with no internet access this is often indicated by a yellow triangle on your Wi-Fi icon and of course you won't be able to open any web pages on your browser now there are different possible reasons why you may be having this issue it could be due to problems with a service provider or with your Wi-Fi router and it could also be due to problems with the network configurations on your laptop so here I will try to cover each of these possibilities and hopefully we will have your Wi-Fi working properly again so before changing any settings on your laptop is advisable to first check and see if this problem is coming from your internet service provider or from your Wi-Fi router especially if you are using a private Internet subscription obviously if you are connected by a public service like campus network or city network then you won't be able to perform this test in which case you should proceed with the other solutions in the video but if you are using a home Wi-Fi router or some kind of modem then you can do a quick check to see if this is a problem with a service provider or with your router equipment to check for problems with a service provider you could try to connect directly to your PC instead of passing through the router or modem in that case you will need to pull out this cut 5 rj45 rj11 cable if you are using a phone line that goes into your WLAN port on the Wi-Fi router from the wall and hook it directly to the jack on your laptop and then wait for you to configure if the yellow triangle persists and you are still unable to surf the web then there is a high probability that this problem is coming from your service provider in which case you could call or send a message to help rectify the problem but if this yellow triangle disappears and you're able to browse when this cable is directly connected to your laptop then the next thing to check is your Wi-Fi router a quick way to check this is to connect another wireless device like another laptop or another mobile phone to your Wi-Fi and see if this other device is able to access the internet connection if it can't then there is a high probability that certain configurations or settings on your router is hindering the Wi-Fi connection for wireless devices if that is a case then you need to check the settings of your router if you are not sure how to do this then you might need to seek the help of an expert however some other wireless devices are able to connect and access the web from your router then there is chances that this problem is coming from your laptop in which case you should apply one or more of the following fixes to try to resolve this problem the first fix to try would be to run Windows network troubleshooting tools there are two possible ways to do this the first is to simply right-click on the Wi-Fi icon from the taskbar and select troubleshoot problems and then wait for the troubleshooting to complete afterwards you should get a feedback from the troubleshooting on what problems were detected this really resolves such problems automatically often it will give some suggestions on what next you can try to do in order to resolve this problem another way to troubleshoot this problem automatically is to go through Windows settings by clicking on this gear icon and then on this page select update and security next you want to click on troubleshoot and then on this page click on internet connections and then run the troubleshooter again you should get a feedback from the troubleshooter after some time on what problems were detected and maybe you could get some suggestions on how to resolve this problem in your case however if that doesn't work for you then the next suggestion would be to reset your network adapter sometimes certain applications of malware could alter the configurations of your network adapter or drivers and prevent them from accessing the Internet in such situations resetting your network adapters could be a possible solution to this problem to do that go to your Windows settings by clicking on the gear icon on this Windows settings page click on network and internet on the page that follows go down to where it says network reset and click on it then on the next page it tells you that this process will remove and reinstall all your network adapters and then reset all network components back to the original settings it also informs you here that your PC will restart so before clicking on this reset Now button ensure you save all your works and close all applications then click reset now here hit yes and then click close and wait for your laptop to reboot upon restarting you should try to connect back to your wireless network and see if the internet connection now works properly again if not then the next solution would be to reset your windows socket API this is the API that determines how the network software accesses network services so if somehow this API gets compromised by malware or some other malfunction then it could also lead to this connection problem and then resetting it back to defaults can be the solution to reset your network socket API go to your window search and type CMD then right click on the command prompt up from the search results and select run as administrator hit YES on the user account control and then you should have this command prompt window here type in the commands net SH space windsock space reset as shown on the screen and hit enter then type the command net SH space int space IP space reset and hit enter next type in ipconfig space forward slash release and hit enter then type ipconfig space forward slash renew and hit enter finally type in ipconfig space forward slash flourish DNS and hit enter and I should complete the reset process afterwards you should then restart your laptop now check your connection again and see if it now works properly if not then the next fix would be to try reinstalling your network adapter drivers one way to do this would be to uninstall them and then restart your laptop for the drivers to install automatically upon restart it to do that open your search and type device manager then click on device manager from the search results then go down to where it says network adapters click on the drop down to reveal your network adapters from day you will find your Wi-Fi adapter here right click and select uninstall device then a window like this should pop up here do not select delete a driver software for this device because that would boot on install and completely delete the network adapter drivers and since you have no internet connection then you won't be able to download this drivers again so here just click on install and wait for the process to complete afterwards you should then restart your laptop and then your network driver should install back automatically another way to do this would be to update your network adapter drivers using some default drivers from your laptop this is mostly applicable to situations where this problem started after running some major updates then you may want to reinstall one of the default drivers recommended by Microsoft for your hardware to do that you need to go back to the network adapters from your device manager right click on wireless adapter and select update driver on this window click on browse my computer for driver software then here you can choose the best match for this list if you are not sure of your Wi-Fi card model then right click on the Wi-Fi icon from the taskbar and select open network and internet settings here click on Wi-Fi and then add web properties a window like this should pop up here as you can see my Wi-Fi cut model is Intel Centrino so I'll select the best match from the recommended drivers and then proceed with the installation of course you can also try a few other drivers from the compatible ones to see if someone that driver works better for you if you are still unable to access your internet connection then you may want to check that the power management settings for your wireless card is not set to turn off automatically in order to save power to verify that right click on the network icon from the taskbar and select open network and Internet settings on this window that pops up click on change adapter options here right click on the Wi-Fi network and select properties then click on configure now select the power management hub and check that this option that says allow the computer to turn off this device to save power is not checked if it is then uncheck it and hit OK now check again and see if your internet connection works properly the last suggestion for this tutorial would be to check your IP configurations to see if it has been reset by some applications or malwan to do that go back to this network connections page and then right click on the Wi-Fi and select properties here double click on internet connection Protocol version 4 you should see this properties dialog box and now depending on the kind of connection you are using you may have specific IP and DNS server addresses or have them assigned automatically in most cases these addresses are signed automatically but if your connection type requires that these addresses are manually configured then you can check with your network administrator to obtain the right addresses to enter in these fields hope one of this was able to help you out give this video a thumbs up if you found it useful and share with anyone you think might want to see don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon for notifications of future tech support videos like this one thanks for watching and see you again soon [Music]