"No Internet, Secured" network card issue
Clarckos Posted messages 10238 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention -
Good evening,
I can no longer connect my computer to wifi.
I’ve done everything I could find online, I reset the network card but nothing works... I can connect to my wifi network but it says below "No internet, secured" even though the wifi works perfectly for the rest of my computers/phones.
I think it's an Ipv4/Ipv6 connectivity issue but even updating the drivers, installing the network card driver, or removing/putting back the drivers doesn't work... does anyone have an idea?
Thank you very much in advance.
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Hello,
try to paste here the result of ipconfig/all to see the file output.
And there you go ....
But what a pain those line spacings are!!
Hello,
I'm sorry, but I read: media disconnected; so the opposite of the statement.
Could it be that your Wi-Fi card is indeed disconnected?
Right-click on it: enable.
Also, if you are using IPV6, check in the Wi-Fi card settings that it is accepted (enabled).
The ISP I use is the same, and I had a similar issue, my Ethernet card was using IPV6, while it was set to use only IPV4.
Regards.
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Hello,
By itself, it cannot be the driver, so there is no need to uninstall or reinstall it.
When I mentioned checking if the Wi-Fi card is enabled, I meant the hardware itself, the object, and not its software; you can enable or disable it in the device manager, not connect or disconnect it.
If the Wi-Fi connects but refuses to work because it is not secured, it’s the connection settings that may be at fault, the codes, the checked boxes.
Regards.
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Um ...
What are you actually connecting to?
You're already connected via Ethernet, not Wi-Fi, and what is this fd33:: network?
It's a private network (ULA), it's not an ISP box that provides that.
Or else, an Arcadyan router often offered on mobile connections, can you confirm?
The IPv6 address 2a01:cb08:: is with Orange.
On the first screenshot, I am indeed connected via Ethernet to my Livebox 5, and in the second, it's when I am connected to the Wi-Fi but there is no internet access.
I have neither a private network nor an Arcadyan router.
Fiber connection then?
yes