[Windows Central Question]

Windows 10; Dell Inspirion 11.

Everytime I try to connect to my WiFi it always says No Internet, secured.

I have no third party firewall. The firewall that comes with Windows 10 is enabled. I can add more information if asked. I felt like I tried everything, but I'm here because I know I am wrong.

Thank you!

[RumoredNow]

Did you try???

Device Manager > Network Adapters > uninstall wifi card > search for hardware changes > let the drivers install again...


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[VigneshB]

Have you set your DNS manually?
Windows + X > Network Connections > Your Wifi Adapter > Properties > IPv4 > Obtain DNS Automatically
Or it can also be that you're setting a static IP whereas your router doesn't want to give out that particular IP. Use the same steps as above and use obtain IP address automatically.
Still, if it is not solved, you can reinstall the drivers as suggested by RumoredNow.

[peterfalco]

The actual IP address 192.168.0.1 stands out as the default address used by some high-speed internet wireless routers, especially for different models of D-Link and Netgear. Producers allocate this unique IP address to all the wireless routers they develop. However it's good to understand that this unique IP address may be changed in the wireless router admin page. It's a private IPv4 network IP address. To access the IP just type 192.168.0.1 in the URL bar of your internet browser.