WIN 10 Wifi Issues (connected but no internet access)

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Windows 10 seems to have a plethora of potential issues with wifi connections which can be frustrating and a waste of time.

Most commonly the result of connected but no internet access

Here are a few I've found that have helped me I'll list them in hopefully the most appropriate order:

Local Network Mapping/Cached

Annoyingly sometimes you can have an issue with DHCP and your MAC address due to an update. To get around this you can connect to a new wifi access point or network cable and perform updates


Wifi Power Settings

  1. Press WIN + X
  2. Click on the "Additional power settings" link
  3. On the selected radio button select "Change plan settings" > "Change advanced power settings"
  4. Under "Wireless Adapter Settings" > "Power Saving Mode" reselect the setting to "Maximum performance0"

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