Windows 10: Win10 2004 19041.264 no internet

I just updated computer to Win10 2004 19041.264 and the wireless icon keeps saying no internet access ... yet i am able to browse the net facebook twitter etc... i uninstalled the drivers for the wireless adaptor trendnet ac1200 put new drivers in etc...
done all these below

• netsh winsock reset
• netsh int ip reset
• ipconfig /release
• ipconfig /renew
• ipconfig /flushdns

yet it still keeps saying the same thing any help appreciated thank you

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Windows 10 SDK for Windows 10 version 2004 build 19041 now available

Source: Start Developing on Windows 10, version 2004 Today - Windows Developer Blog

 

Microsoft Money 2004 not working with Win10

Money 2004 Stopped Working---(The day before the following happened.):

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  Vegas Video, A DVD Program failed to start.
  It informed me that the .Net framework that to be turned on.
  
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  I entered the Control Panel
  
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  'Clicked' on Turn Windows Features On/Off
  
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  'Clicked' and 'check' the box to turn on .NET Framework 3.5 (includes.net 2.0 and 3.0)
  
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  This process took a long time to download and install.
  
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  After turning the computer off and restarting Vegas Video and my HP scanning software worked great, but Money 2004 did not work.
  
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  The following day 'new' updates were downloaded and installed.
  After that Money 2004 has worked great.
  
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  Some of the updates could have addressed the change in the .NET Framework 3.5 and/or others could have address the problem I had with Money 2004.
  
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  Money 2004, Vegas Video and my HP Software all work great.
  
  
  

rlw

 

Mozilla Firefox To Pack H.264 Support

I think this H.264 license will destabilize a lot of things at Mozilla.

• Mozilla will no longer be able to guarantee that their product is 100% open-standard/open-source (because it will contain some closed-source code),
• It won't be able to give away Firefox source-code which contains H.264 CODEC to just about anyone, because that could conflict with the license
• Browsers that are derived from the Firefox source (eg: Waterfox) will not have access to the H.264 CODEC.
• It will dent Mozilla's image in the OSS community.

In my opinion Mozilla should have flipped the bird at H.264 and carried on. H.264 web-content is still in its infancy, and lack of support from Firefox should instead hinder its adoption, not that of Firefox.