Windows 7 lan unidentified network no internet access

Ping statistics for Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Client. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Networking. Sign in to vote. Followed all the steps still isn't working. My desktop, settings and browser got reset though.

I still have all apps installed but my personalization are missing. Anyway the only difference in network is that before it use to show Unidentified network and after giving the IP's its showing my routers name then "No internet". Edit 1: Also when I run troubleshooter now it says "your device appears to be correctly configured but the device or resource DNS server is not responding".

But when I try to open a website it doesn't load so I have to go back to using wifi. Or try changing the network card driver. If it does not resolve contact your provider, probably that router is not completely compatible with the latest version of Windows Such as: 1.

Tried the cmd commands ip flush and reset etc. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Hi SiddiquiON, Is your wireless router issued by your fiber provider? If it is, it may be best to contact them. It can also be something on their end.

Even if you do not notice same jitter on another laptop. Hope this helps. In reply to franco d'esaro's post on July 14, I unchecked the box "Allow the computer to turn off the device to save power" 1. Troubleshooter just reset the network adapter and shows error as "Ethernet doesn't have a valid IP configuration" 2.

Same error as 1 3. To access WiFi networks in the future, you must visit this page to enable your WiFi adapter again. Using this command will allow you to reset some of your networking settings back to default.

It can resolve issues that may have appeared after installing certain software or making manual changes to your network settings. There may be some underlying issues with your network adapter that can be quickly diagnosed within the Windows control panel. By default, if your network adapter is set to use a static IP address but it should be using DHCP, this should fix it.

To do this, click on Start , then Settings gear icon and then click on Network and Internet. Next, click on Change adapter options under the Change your network settings heading. This will bring up another window that will show you all of the network adapters on your system. Depending on the one that is active, you just need to right-click on it and choose Properties. This will bring up the Ethernet or Wifi Properties dialog box. Finally, depending on your network, you either need to have the correct static IP info or you need to just select Obtain IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically.

Firewalls are designed to stop bad traffic or actors from accessing your network, but because they deal with network access at an administrative level, they can sometimes cause some network connectivity issues for simple tasks like browsing online.

To find out if your antivirus firewall is causing issues with your internet connection, you should temporarily switch it off to test it. You must search online for how to disable your firewall for your specific antivirus.

There will be options to disable the firewall for a set period of time.