Windows 10: Unidentified network

Hi, my network connection shows as Unidentified but with Internet access. See screenshot below:
Also my connection drops frequently and have to reconnect it again.

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LAN - Unidentified Network (No Network Access)

LAN - Unidentified Network (No Network Access) .
I connect to laptop through wired connection, i have windows 10 and another running with windows 7. I get the message in network profile "Unidentified Network ".

how i can solve this problem.

 

Unidentified network (Ethernet connection)

Good Day My name is and i will be happy to assist you: Please try these additional resources that might assist you: How to fix Unidentified Network in Windows 10/8/7 or Unidentified network- No internet Access Ethernet Win 10 - [Solved] - Windows 10
or Unidentified network - No Internet access - Windows 10 Forums or Unidentified network on Windows 10 & 7 [Fixed] - Driver Easy or How to fix 'Unidentified Network' error on Windows 10 • Pureinfotech If these
options did not work i suggest downloading intel or Realtek LAN Drivers Here: Intel Network Drivers Download Intel® Network Adapter Driver for Windows® 10 Or Realtek Network Drivers Realtek
I do hope this helps. Please do let me know if it worked or not so i can continue to assist. Kind Regards

 

Click that "Change adapter settings" on the left side. Then Disable and Enable (Reset) whichever adapter you are using ( Wireless/ Wifi or Ethernet/ LAN). Then restart your PC.

 

Hi, Badrobot and thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately the issue is still not resolved. The connection still shows as Unidentified and it disconnects frequently.

 

Have you tried the basic troubleshooting procedure? Resetting the modem and router? Just unplug and plug back in again. Do it one at a time and start with the modem first.

 

I have tried that numerous times and used the Network troubleshooters.

 

Go back to "Change Adapter Settings", then right-click on Wireless adapter and select "Properties", check if the IPv4 is set to obtain IP address automatically:





If that doesn't fix it, I am out of ideas. *Sad

 

What about changing it to a private network and then rename it?

 

Go back to "Change Adapter Settings", then right-click on Wireless adapter and select "Properties", check if the IPv4 is set to obtain IP address automatically:





If that doesn't fix it, I am out of ideas. *Sad Thanks for your help *Smile but I have already tried that.
Edwin I have set it trough gpedit.msc to Private but the connection still shows as Unidentified.
My biggest problem is that the connection drops very frequently at random times.