Windows 10: No Internet Access - How to fix it

Ok.. make a shortcut to cmd prompt on your desktop
right click and select run as administrator
run netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt again and see what you get
hopefully get you past the failures
after that I may be out of suggestions.

Wish you luck on this one.. seems like a definite tcp/ip stack error somewhere ( if you cable shows connected)

 

Resetting, failed.
Access is denied.

There's no user specified settings to be reset.

Holly s**t, I can't believe this is giving me so much troubles.

 

Yep. these network drivers / tcp errors can be a pain. Sorry I don't have anything else. Hopefully someone else will stop by with something for you.

 

Try the things listed here:

How to fix no Wi-Fi available issue after Windows 10 upgrade - Windows 10 Forums

 

It says in the cmd that the system was unable to find the specific registry key pr value.

 

Beban have you tried a factory reset?

 

Adapter or Windows?

 

I had the same problem after upgraded Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10. Local network was just fine, I was pinging fine and connecting everything on the same subnet, just cannot connect to other networks. I have tried resetting IP stack, swapping from DHCP to static settings, reinstalling NIC, checking advanced properties of the LAN interface, running "route print" to see if routing table is ok and just give up reversing back to Windows 7 as I could not afford time wise reinstallation of all apps. Upgrading system existing system is never as good as fresh installation.

 

This may not be applicable to the OPs problem however it may point to another possible consideration.

I have a Dell XPS 8100. It was running Win 7. The Broadcom network driver installed with Win 10 would work for a while then stop. Dell says that the XPS 8100 is not approved for Win 10. I downloaded and installed the older Broadcom network driver from Dell and have not lost Ethernet connectivity for a few days so all may be okay. However, I am concerned about the Win 10 required updates policy.

 

I tried with several older versions of my nvidia nforce networking controller, nothing. But how did you knew which version to get, or which version is one step older?

 

The Dell support area has everything nicely organized by product and based on the service code for your actual computer even though the warranty has long expired. It was the only Broadcom driver and the date is around the age of the computer.

 

I searched around a bit and I noticed in the Task Manager 100% usage of CPU by Service Host: Local Service (Network Restricted) and Service Host: Local Service (No Network)!!! I don't know where it came from and why is it taking so much of CPU.





Edit: I found out it's the process responsible for Window Update. I stopped it, but that didn't fix the issue.

Please help,it's been a week since I lost my internet!!!!

 

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I just did a Windows built in reset and I have my connection back!!!!!!! *Cool

 

Thanks

 

Whats windows built in reset?
Am having the same problem after changing my modem. But the problem is i can conmect to inet via the same wifi from my mobile phone. Am so desperate with win10, so many problems :'(