Windows 10: Display says "No internet Connected" but browser and other devices work fine

Hi,I’m experiencing a network-related issue on my Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3i laptop. Below are the system details:Model: Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3iProcessor: 11th Gen IntelR CoreTM i5-11300H @ 3.10GHzRAM: 16 GBOperating System: Windows 11 Home Single Language, Version 24H2Issue Description:Although my laptop shows that it's connected to Wi-Fi, there is no actual internet connectivity for most apps. For example:I can browse the internet using Google Chrome without any issues.However, apps like OneDrive and some Windows services do not work properly and behave as if there's no internet.Additiona

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Ping works fine, but no Internet connection in browser

Without having changed any settings, I can't access the Internet anymore through my laptop running Windows 10. Every browser tells me the connection has timed out. I can connect to the router and other devices on the network are not affected. Windows tells me that I am "connected to the Internet" but apparently, that's no help. It doesn't seem to work through other WiFi networks or ethernet either.

ping google.com works fine and surfing by IP address does not help.
I tried restarting the computer, restarting the router, resetting IP configuration with no avail. I couldn't find a problem in the network settings either. I tried about anything suggested on this website.
I hope someone of you has any idea as to what could resolve the issue. Thanks.

Update

So it turns out I can access google websites such as google.com or youtube, but nothing else. I tried some of the suggestions I found online, but nothing worked. Ideas?

 

Connected to internet but browsers not working.

I'm trying to fix a HP laptop for a friend.

IM's working fine, and Windows can update itself, but IE and FF refused to work (The pages can not be displayed).

I have tried uninstall all networking devices, reset winsock catalog, but still no luck.

I tried nslookup and pinging in cmd, and both of them worked just fine, so it's not the DNS problem.

I triple-check all the proxies setting and it's NOT using any proxies.

I tested on 3 modems, with 2 different ISP providers and the results are the same.

I ran Malwarebyte and it didn't detect anything.

Any suggestions? I have no ideas what else to do *Frown .

 

Network Settings says No Internet Connection, But...


I've tried unselecting the option but I didn't fix the issue - nor could I see why it would.

The following things connect to the internet fine:

• Microsoft Edge (new IE)
• Chrome
• Skype
• Steam's browser and Steam multiplayer games
• League of Legends launcher, patcher, PVP.net and game client
• Battle.net
• Pretty much everything

What doesn't work:

• Network Center (says I'm not connected)
• Windows Live Mail (logging in)
• Outlook (logging in)
• Notepad 8 (logging in)
• User Accounts (logging in)

The issue seems to affect any Microsoft product that tries to connect to Live.