Windows 10: How to get rid of an internet connection overlay popup that cannot be closed

Dear Community,



I recently get this issue on my laptop installed with Windows 10.



After I close my laptop (so, it goes in sleeping mode) a popup appears when I resume to use again my computer. It looks like an internet connection problem kind of popup. It appears in the bottom left above the tasks' bar where stand the battery + wifi logo. This popup overlays all other App and masks the view. So it's really annoying.



This popup cannot be closed. I try to click everywhere on it or around it, nothing happen. A black OK button appears inside when I pass the mouse on it but has not effect when I click on it. The only way to remove that popup is to reboot the computer.



Have you experienced this issue before ? Any idea how to solve this issue ? Any application associated with this popup that can be uninstalled ?

Annoying Popup that cannot be closed



Click on the OK button : nothing happening

Thank you for your help and/or advices.

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Hi,



Apologies for the late reply.



Try the following steps:

I would suggest you to run Internet Connectivity troubleshooter:





Try the following steps:

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