Ever been in a situation when your computer was connected to the Internet but you couldn’t access any pages on the internet? It’s an odd but common problem that can be solved. If you can’t access any website after connecting to the Internet via a WiFi router, then check the wireless icon located in the lower right-hand tray. Most likely, you will see a small yellow triangle. Click on it to see the ” no Internet secure” message.
No Internet Secured Windows 10
There are many reasons this error could occur. The most common reason is a change to your configuration settings, such as your IP address. This can cause your router problems connecting to the Internet. This problem can be caused by any program, even an update to your operating system.
How to solve the “no Internet, secure” problem
This problem can be fixed in many different ways. You should look at each option as they can all be used to fix the problem. You don’t necessarily know which one will work for each instance of this error.
It is difficult to pinpoint the cause of this error so you will need to try several of these options.
Modify the WiFi connection’s property
To change the properties of your connection, follow the steps below.
- Hold the Windows key down and press the letter R. In the run window enter “ncpa.cpl”. Click OK.
- This will open the “network connection” window.
- Select your WiFi connection and right-click the WiFi to select “properties”.
- Check the following options in this dialog box.
Steps
- Microsoft Networks Client
- Microsoft network file and printer sharing
- Driver I/O link-layer topology discovery mapper
- Internet protocol version 4, or TCP/IPv4
- Internet protocol version 6, or TCP/IPv6
- Responder to link-layer topology discovery
WiFi Network
- Next, click the network icon to locate the WiFi network causing this error
- Unplug any Ethernet cable that is connected to your computer
- Allow airplane mode to be enabled on your computer
- Restart your WiFi router
- Once the WiFi router has been activated, turn off the airplane mode in your computer.
- Next, reconnect to the Wi-Fi connection and it should now work
Make sure to update the network adapter
Sometimes an outdated driver can stop your computer connecting to the Internet. How to fix:
- Use the Windows key + R to type “devmgmt.msc”, in the Run dialog box. Enter to open the device manager window.
- To expand this window, double-click “network adapters”
- Locate the network adapter your computer is currently using. Right-click on it to choose “update driver software”.
- Click on the “update driver dialog box” button to select “search automatically”. Windows will search for the latest driver software.
- Next, click on “network” in the notification area of your computer and select “open network and share center”.
- Click on “Change adapter settings” from the left-hand menu.
- Next, right-click your wireless network and select “properties”.
- To disable the Internet protocol version 6, ( TCP/IPv6), click OK. Click OK
- Close this window and restart your computer. You should now be able access the Internet.
Try uninstalling the network adapter if you are still unable to connect to the Internet. This is how to do it:
- Double-click on network adapters in the device manager to expand it
- Right-click the network adapter that you are using to connect to the Internet, then choose “uninstall.”
- Next, locate the menu item “action” at the top. Click on “Scan for Hardware Changes” and Windows will scan for the network adapter. Windows will then install it automatically.
- Wait for the installation to complete, then restart your computer
This should resolve any problems with your network adapter.
Modify the TCP/IP property
Try changing the TCP/IP settings if you are having trouble connecting to your Internet.
- Hold the Windows key down and press the “R” key. In the run window enter “ncpa.cpl”. Click OK
- This will allow you to access the “network connections window”“.
- Locate your WiFi connection and right-click it to select “properties”.
- Double-click Internet protocol 4 (or TCP/IPv4)
- Select “obtain IP address automatically” or “obtain DNS servers automatically” options
- Next, click on the “Advanced” button. It is located at the bottom right of the dialog box.
- Click on the tab “WINS”
- Scroll down to NetBIOS settings and select “enable NetBIOS Over TCP/IP”. All dialog boxes will be closed.
You can close everything. Give it a while, then open the network adapter once more. Once the IPv4 connectivity is in an “Internet” state, you should now be able to open any webpage.
Power management properties that can be changed
Power management settings could also be a possible reason for the “no Internet secure” error. This problem is most likely to occur if you are using Windows 10 Creators Update or Windows 10 Fall Creators Upgrade versions. This problem can be solved:
- To jump to the Jump List, press the Windows key +X
- Expand network adapters and select a device manager
- Double-click on your wireless network to go to the “power management” tab
- Check the box that allows you to allow your computer to turn off this device in order to conserve power.
- Restart your computer to see if it can connect to the Internet.
Deactivate WiFi sharing software
In Windows 10 the router driver may have a conflicting with the wireless driver, which can lead to a “no internet or secured” error. This can be fixed by following these steps:
- Open network adapters. Right-click the wireless network that you are using and select “properties”.
- Click on the “sharing” tab
- Check “Microsoft Network Adapter Multiplexor Protocol” and all other items related to WiFi sharing. Click on any item to see a description about its purpose. This description will help you choose which items to check off.
- Try connecting to the Internet by closing your network adapters
Yes, the “no Internet secure” error is very common. It’s more common in Windows 10 than other versions. This error can be caused by many configuration changes. You’ll need to try different solutions to fix it. We believe that one of the solutions listed above will resolve this issue.
FAQ – No Internet Secured Windows 10
1. Wifi repeated the phrase “No Internet, Secured” every time it was used on two different Windows-based laptops. This is since the latest update (Aug 2019,
Hello All, I am having a persistent issue with my laptops making the exact same error since the latest round of Windows updates (August 2019). Both devices periodically claim to be connected to WiFi but show the message “No Internet, Secured” in the network settings. Although it is possible to fix the problem 100% of the times, it can happen again in minutes. It happens so frequently it is frustrating. The problem was not present on both devices before the update. After trying many fixes, it still persists.
Note* None windows-based equipment doesn’t have such issues.
YouTube won’t let you watch 3 minutes of video without it saying “No Internet, Secured” and you having to manually disconnect and reconnect. I tried 3 different wifi locations, and had the same issue. It is not my home network. There are 2 PS4’s and Switches, 2 Tablets and 2 Tablets connected to the Network. All of them have no issues with service. Due to signal issues, we have paid for subscriptions that we won’t use (e.g., WWE Network, Netflix and Amazon Prime).
Second note: This upload took hours to complete because of the error that keeps happening. After the page was reloaded blank multiple times, I had to repeat/Paste this dialogue.
2. Windows 10 wifi error “No internet, secured” solved
You are welcome! This is often a solution for people who have been struggling with this problem for days.
This can be changed with a few steps
- Attend panel > Internet and Internet> Internet Connections
- Select your wifi connection and right-click to choose Properties
- You should check the following options in the wifi properties:
- Microsoft Networks Client
- Microsoft Networks File and Printer Sharing
- Driver Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O
- Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
- Reliable Multicast Protocol
- Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)
- Discovery Responder for Link-Layer Topology
3. Secured internet not available – please
My laptop is having trouble connecting to its wifi. It shows up, and I can connect, but then it says “no internet, secure” so I can’t use it for money or love.
My phone can still connect to the internet as usual, and so I think it is my laptop that is the problem and not the router/modem.
It also connects and works when I hotspot my phone.
This has been my problem for many days. I tried so many online methods, but none of them worked. I am now ready to share the solution.
Windows 10 No Internet Secured Windows 10
My HP beat ONE with Windows 10 blue-screened a few years back. After I urged it to copy and execute, the problem was with the wifi. It might connect with the router but not the internet. If it does, it may show the message “No Internet Secured”. This is what I do when I add IT.
- Reset network adaptors
- I installed Intel network drivers on another computer (with internet access), and then tried to install via USB on HP Beat One.
- Restart to install network drivers.
- Have you tried rolling back updates to an older update?
- Disabled/re-enabled WiFi Adaptors
- Reset TCP/IP Stack via CMD
- To rule out router issues, I tried the personal mobile hotspot (but it didn’t work).
- To rule out, I tried to connect via coaxial cable (wouldn’t connect via Ethernet)
- Reset my PC
- I downloaded Windows 10 Fresh Image from Microsoft website. Then, I used a disc to insert the media onto my PC.
- I tried to restore the computer, but there were no restore points.
- Many CMD actions were performed, including ipconfig/release/renew.
- Disabled IPv6
- Restarted DHCP Service
Sky Hub works perfectly on all devices (laptops and phones, sky+, Amazon FireTV, etc.). I can connect to the internet using a special laptop.
If you have any other ideas, please let us know in comments.
