Windows 10: No Internet Access Fall Creators Update

bros I installed Fall Creators Update 1709 build 16299.15. When I connected internet device it doesn't work. I use two type of devices. One is connected to USB via micro USB to USB cable and 2nd is USB based wingle device which connects to USB port directly. Both giving the same problem. Here are some screenshots to give you some idea.













I reverted back to 1703 build 15063.0 and everything working fine.Any Help?

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After update Fall creator update can't use Internet

After update Windows fall creator update my PC can't access Internet but my PC is connected to modem or internet. I don't know why it happen.

 

Fall Creator update

installed fall creator update.

all ok except I can't access my external hard drive thru usb port anymore.

[Original title: fall creator update]

 

Hi mmTalish33.

Any chance within V1703 you are using a static IP ? ( You set the address )

When you are in V1709 have you checked status of network adapters in Device Manager.

Did you do a network reset within Settings > Network and Internet


Ken

 

Well I have similar issues... and found the problem is the firewall settings - some apps change certain settings that does not bode well with FCU ...

What did it for me was "Restore firewall to default" under Windows Defender Security Centre (...now you know why I do not like WD) then running the network troubleshooter .

Just did a restore and had to go through that process..., and joy *Wink

 

@Caledon Ken
no, I don't set ip. it is automatic
I also tried resetting the settings


@Superfly
I tried almost everything. Disabling firewall, resetting firewall, disabling Windows Defender.

 

Dunno bud, just posted what worked for me... prior to that I did the winsock reset and ipconfig renew routine but nada - what did help before was running Wireless_19.70.0_PROSet64_Win10 install/repair (if you have an Intel WiFi card)

 

You didn't mention, in V1709 did you check Device Manager?

What kind of adapter is it reporting? Windows may have id it incorrectly. Can you get driver from vendor site and load?

 

@Superfly

I tried installing drivers released on 12 July, 2017



@Caledon Ken

Are you talking about these

 

Yes I am.

I know you said you can't connect wirelessly but on seeing this are you trying to connect via WI-FI or Cellular. Granted there are no wires in either case but there is an important distinction. I see the Intel N6230 which would be wireless and then the NDIS which I think is cellular.

Has me back to.... are there specific drivers for your USB dongles.

Please clarify, Wi-Fi or cellular? If cellular where did you get dongles, from your telco?

Ken

 

@Caledon Ken

yes, there are specific drivers for the USB dongles.

yes, these devices are from my telco.

the devices also support wi-fi connectivity. for the time being, i connect the devices to a usb port and then connect my laptop to wi-fi of the device.

 

So if these come from telco you are connecting to a cellular network, not a wifi router where you live.

Where do you see these devices in device manager? If you unplug both how does that change your screen image of network adapters.

Have you contacted telco and asked them if these devices are support in Fall Creators Update? At least check their web site for recent drivers.

 

We discovered that if Bitlocker is in use and you have this GPO enabled on your computer:

Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > BitLocker Drive Encryption > Disable New DMA devices when this computer is locked


then once you upgrade to v1709, any computer with a wifi adapter seems to be completely unable to use any networking at all (even the Ethernet adapter is inoperative). We reported the issue to Microsoft. Removing the GPO setting (i.e. setting it to 'Not configured') resolves the issue and v1709 works fine after that point. Since an affected computer can't get on the network to consume the updated group policy, a reimage is required (unless you want to find the reg keys that the bad GPO settings applied and try to remove them... I didn't bother).

It was an Intel site, not Microsoft, that had this info:

No Internet Connection After Windows 10 Fall Cr... |Intel Communities

Good luck!

 

@scriptingsteve

I checked in group policy editor. it is already set to not configured.@
@Caledon Ken
When I unplug the device "Remote NDIS based internet Sharing Device#2" disappears from network adapters.

I contacted telco they say devices are compatible with all Windows 10 versions.

 

Okay then confirm manufacturer, date and version of driver associated with "Remote NDIS based internet Sharing Device#2" and then compare that to what the telco says it should be using.

If you look at properties of driver, under General tab, what is the device status box saying?

I assume there was only one device plugged in at time of screen shot and this is why it says #2. Does posting #11 apply to you?

You didn't say what AV or multiple AV's you are running. If you disable all, just for a quick test, can you connect?


Ken