Windows 10: "No internet access" displays ever if Wi-Fi is working perfectly

Hello I'm here for a new issue I got to experience since before yesterday.When I connect to Wi-Fi, it doesn't look like it connects properly, instead it gives me a "No internet access" message for unknown reason, and idk what happened. My Wi-Fi's good, but ever it still gives me a freaking error message.I tired several methods to fix that, uninstalling & installing the Wi-Fi driver, using sfc /scannow, and resetting all Wi-Fi drivers seems to not fix anything.Is there any specific solution I didn't list it so I could get the Wi-Fi to work again?

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Wi-Fi access

Hello. There are 3 computers, 3 Wi-Fi receivers and 1 Wi-Fi router. All 3 computers access the Internet from the router. Needed to have shared access to files and folders, that is, so that you can copy information from computer to computer without transferring it to the flash drive. How can I do it?

 

Under Settings, Network & Internet: option to set WI FI On or Off is not shown

I use a Rogers Hub (router) wireless for internet; it was working perfectly yesterday with Windows 7!

Just downloaded Windows 10 this AM

I can access the internet if I connect the hub directly into my Toshiba laptop; however, I cannot access on a wireless basis.

I've gone the troubleshooting ............. no success!!!

One of the recommendations: Go to Settings, then Network & Internet ............. ensure that WI FI is ON

BUT the WI FI option is not displayed on that list.

Hope someone can help me.

Marg

 

Nokia 700 Wi-Fi not working until reboot

The problem I experience (with steps to reproduce):

- I connect to wi-fi access point

- Use internet (or just disconnect, it doesn't matter)

- Disconnect via turning wi-fi off at the notification screen (I tried to tap active wi-fi connection and close it before turning wi-fi off - it doesn't help)

- The next day (time interval may be shorter) I cannot connect to any access point my phone finds. There is a list, but when I tap an access point from the list it does not begin "connecting" animation and returns with an error immediately. Deleting "known"
access points doesn't help. Unknown access points do not connect either. After I turn phone off and on it connects perfectly to all access points available but eventually this nasty bug reappears.



It really bugs me to turn my phone off and on every time I need to access internet. Also it sometimes shows a list of access points it had found last time if no access points can be found right now (e.g. it shows me wi-fi spots from the railway station I
had left several hours ago). Looks like a bug with wi-fi networks cache.