Windows 10: Upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 - WiFi Issues

I just finished upgrading my Dell 1545 from Windows 7 to Windows 10. My WiFi is connected and I don't have any trouble accessing the internet through Chrome, Spotify, and iTunes. However, when I click on the Getting Started button to connect my accounts, it tells me "It looks like you're not connected to the Internet."

Any suggestions on how to fix this? (I am not super tech savvy, so the more detail the better.)

Thanks!

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Windows 10 Reupgrade or dual boot Win10 and 7 with same key

Hey guys, I upgraded my fiancée's laptop to Windows 10 from Windows 7 but I'm having issues with wifi (it's because of an old wifi adapter, not compatible with Windows 10), I'm going to get her a new wifi adapter but until then she can't be without one.
So here's what I'm wandering, can I downgrade to Windows 7 and then when it arrives can I upgrade once again to Windows 10? If not, can I dual boot 10 and 7 with the same key?

Thanks!

 

Upgraded from Windows 7 to 10- HAVING ISSUES

I upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 on my HP G60 Notebook PC, and everything is fine and dandy, besides the fact when I try to wake my computer from sleep mode, only the machine itself will respond and now my screen. I found if I put my computer to
sleep mode by pressing the button and keeping the lid open, then using the mouse to wake it, it works fine. Please help me fix this issue. I was on tech support earlier and we thought we had a solution but it is still doing it!

 

Sorry I don't have a solution, but just wanted to say I have the exact same issue.

I upgraded my Dell Inspiron 560 from Windows 7 to Windows 10. On Friday. Since then, none of the new features can connect to the internet i.e. Edge, Mail etc all say 'It looks like you are not connected to the Internet'. Strange this is, I am connected. I launched IE which was still along the top of my screen, and can browse the internet no problem in IE.
The icon at the bottom right shows 'Internet Access' and when I click it shows Ethernet Connected.

I tried uninstalling Realtek PCLe GBE Family Controller, but it must have downloaded again on restart, and the issue persists. I have also uninstalled Avast, and have no vpn software installed.

Other things I have read about Private/Public network etc, when I go to 'View your active networks', this shows you are not currently connected to any networks.

I just don't get why IE works fine, but not the new apps.

 

I finally decided just to reset my computer to see if that would help, and it actually did.

Settings>Recovery>Reset this PC

When you click "Get started" it'll ask you if you want to keep your files (which will delete all your applications and settings, but keep any documents, pics, etc. that you have) or delete everything. I chose to keep my files and it worked fine. It took a while and it was a pain to re-download everything and get all my settings and everything back, but it seems to be working fine now!

Hope this helps you, Lisa!