Instructions on how to fix “No Internet” error on Windows 10

Up to now, most Windows 10 users have received the latest update codenamed Windows 10 20H1 (2004).

This is an update with a lot of changes, improvements in the features, performance and stability of many Windows 10 components, such as Cortana, Windows Settings, Task Manager, …

Besides, there is a big change in the interface of Start Menu and Windows Search, but I have detailed articles before, you can review here.

And as a matter of fact, major updates to the world’s most popular operating systems come with lots of small bugs and errors …

Light is only annoying or not aimed at the majority of users, heavy makes your computer vulnerable to security holes, viruses, personal information … and Windows 10 Version 2004 is no exception.

In the article below, I will guide you how to fix an error that a lot of users recently encountered after updating Windows – that is error “No Internet”.

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I. Description of “No Internet” error on Windows 10

NOTE: Saying so many errors, but Windows 10 20H1 version is still a very worthwhile update, errors such as I mentioned in this article will all be fixed by Microsoft as soon as possible. Please rest assured to use it!

Simply put, “No Internet” appears when your computer is not connected to the Internet, this means that you will not be able to access websites such as Facebook, Youtube … to search information on Google. .

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=> Total waste!

The simplest fix is ​​to plug in a network cable, or connect to Wifi depending on the computer. But if it’s so simple, then there won’t be this article for you to read ?

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Because on Windows 10 20H1, your computer will display a globe icon with a dash under the system tray, to indicate that your computer is not connected to the Internet. Despite the fact that you are connected and still have access to the Internet as you normally would (picture above).

Initially, this was identified as “just a display error”, but I and some other users encountered an error that could not connect to the Internet in some software, although still accessing the Internet normally using the browser.

Even when I tried using Google’s DNS 8.8.8.8 and Cloudfare quarterly DNS 1.1.1.1, the error “No Internet” still did not know. Fortunately, I have found a fix to share with you right below.

II. How to fix “No Internet” error on Windows 10

Note:

  • Before following this tutorial, you need to change Windows default DNS to Google’s DNS as instructed here, or Cloud’s DNS here! All have very detailed tutorials on the blog already, please review if you do not know how!
  • This article will edit the system’s Registry, so you should make a full backup of Regedit in case you make a mistake in the process of following the article.

Method # 1: Do it manually with Registry Editor

We will continue to use the familiar Registry Editor tool in this article, you press the key combination Windows + R to open the dialog box Run => enter the command regedit => and press the key Enter for quick access to Registry Editor.

In addition to the above method you can also use Windows Search as Start Menu to open it, but that’s the fastest you should be using.

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Window Registry Editor appears, copy and paste the below path into the address box of this tool for quick access to the directory Internet to continue:

Computer HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Services NlaSvc Parameters Internet

The address bar is a very useful component, allowing you to know where you are and quickly access any directory with an existing address.

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If your Registry Editor does not show the address bar, click on the word Views on the horizontal navigation bar => then select the line Address Bar is to be.

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If the access is correct and usually will be correct then you will see the keys below.

Now double click on each key below and edit their corresponding value according to what I have listed in detail below, try to fill in properly, nothing too complicated here. both:

  • Lock up : ActiveDnsProbeContent – Value : 8.8.8.8
  • Lock up : ActiveDnsProbeContentV6 – Value : 2001:4860:4860::8888
  • Lock up : ActiveDnsProbeHost – Value : google.com
  • Lock up : ActiveDnsProbeHostV6 – Value : google.com
  • Key: EnableActiveProbing – Value: 1

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The values ​​you have just changed above are what Windows 10 uses to check the network status, see if your Windows can connect to those servers and they are experiencing errors.

We have changed to the Google address to make Windows 10 correctly recognize and display the correct Internet connection status as normal. Now restart your computer to apply the changes and check the results!

Method # 2: Use the * .reg file I have created

If you do not like to edit because you do not have time, or are afraid of errors or not familiar with your computer, you can choose to use the * .reg file you created here. You download it by the links below => then double click on it to use.

A warning window to change Regedit appears, click Yes to continue as I used it and have no problems.

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That’s it, now you also need to restart Windows 10 when possible to make the changes.

III. Epilogue

So I have just finished sharing how to fix it Error showing No Internet on Windows 10 the 2004 update is gone. If there is an error in other versions, you can apply the same thing!

If you do not have a problem with it and do not like to mess around, you can ignore this small error because sooner or later Microsoft will release a patch. Hope this article will be useful for you, wish you success!

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