Windows 10: My Wifi and Ethernet say "No Internet" but I'm able to browse webpages and download stuff...

My Wifi and Ethernet cable connect well, however, they say "No Internet". I'm able to browse webpages and download stuff as usual but since there is a "no internet" issue, neither of my apps detect or connect to the internet except the web browsers. The ethernet icon and wifi icon do not appear as usual in the taskbar tray, but instead, a globe with a not connected sign appears in its place.So my GeForce Experience app won't detect a network connection, hence isn't able to detect any updates or browse the store. Microsoft Store doesn't connect to the internet. Even Windows Update doesn't det

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Not able to browse Internet in certain Wifi Networks

I have a Windows 10 Home Single Language on my Dell G3 15 Laptop. The issue that I'm facing is with Internet browsing.

In my home WiFi network, I'm able to browse internet. But when I try connect to my university network or mobile hotspot, I'm able to browse only in the initial few seconds (around 20 Seconds or less). After that the webpage does not load. The WiFi symbols
shows connected.

When I connect to my university network via LAN, I don't face any issue.

Can anyone suggest any solution for this issue?

 

Bluescreen during browsing webpage

there is auto windows update for 2018-10 cumulative update for windows 10, and kaspersky internet security auto updated to 19 version, few day later after update it give bluescreen of KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED when
browsing internet webpage. Then I try to update the Realtek network card driver, but it did not solve the problem and
now new bluescreen message is DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.

I had tried the troubleshooting steps but it still the same thing happen when I browse webpage.

 

Can't connect wifi or ethernet

So I cant get WiFi or Ethernet to work on either of my two computers with the new Windows 10 Update. I read and try to follow the recommendations (using a work computer) about the steps to take. I love that the final step if the first suggestions didn't
work, is to make sure you've downloaded the correct drivers. Could the engineers be more specific as to how you download drivers when you can't get on the internet.

Thanks.