Windows 10: Cannot load web pages on local area network

I am encountering an annoying problem after updating to Windows 10 2004. I cannot access any web pages on my local network, e.g. router web page.





Description

- Access to any web pages on my local area network is blocked, e.g. 192.168.1.1

- Access to my Synology NAS DSM is blocked

- External websites can be accessed without problems, only web pages on LAN

- The system is able to connect momentarily for 30 seconds after booting but then something blocks it

- The computer only has a cable network interface no wifi connection

- I have disabled all firewalls and uninstalled all anti-viruses and VPNs

- I have reset the network

- I have added a Firewall inbound and outbound rule to allow the specific IP address on all ports

- I have performed a Netsh Winsock reset

- I have added the IP address in Trusted Sites in Control Panel - Internet Options


Is there a way to see what kicked in 30 seconds after reboot that blocks webpages? What could be causing it?


Many thanks in advance.

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Browsing local area network web pages does not work

Nokia 5800 MusicExpert



I am able to connect successfully to my local area network using Wi-Fi. I can then use the internet browser to browse external web pages. The problem is that I am not able to browse any webpages on the local area network. My WiFi hub has the local ip address
192.168.1.1. The WiFi hub has a web server to be used for configuration, but these pages can not be seen from the Nokia 5800. The same applies to any other web servers on the lan. I have tried to set the Nokia 5800 ip address, gateway and DNS manually without
any success in respect to browsing lan web pages. I am using the latest firmware as of 27th of May.

 

Missing field Connect using in Local Area Connection Properties

Have you tried uninstalling the Network Adapter? Since there is no properties in the Local Area Connection, we suggest that you uninstall the Network Adapter. Follow the steps below:

• Press Windows Key + R.
• Type devmgmt.msc.
• Right click on the Network Adapter.
• Select Uninstall.
• Select Ok.
• Select Scan for Hardware changes.

Update us on the results.

 

Ethernet Light Orange/ "Local Area Network" Not in Network List

Last night I noticed my ethernet light on the back of my computer was orange. I did some research to find the reason. Some websites said it was an increased connection speed. Others said a problem with the connection.
The local area network is no longer in the list of network connections and the other computer in my house has a green light on the ethernet port.
I've used all the cmd.exe ipconfig steps suggested by websites. Flush dns, reset dns, etc. I've also used the network troubleshooter in windows10 which told me a problem was not found.
Nothing seems to change the light back to green. Can someone help me find the problem so I can fix it?