#no internet access

Common factors for Windows PC users, like router problems, firewall, or IP address conflicts, can cause the “Connected Without Internet Connection” problem. Check if Windows updates are waiting.  Clear the DNS cache.  Restart your device.  Why Is Your WiFi Connected Without Internet? There can be several reasons why you’re getting the “WiFi connected but no internet connection” message. This can be incredibly frustrating, as it can impact your ability to work from home, download content, stream series, or access online Filipino betting sites as the basketball or boxing match is about to begin. Antivirus software or a firewall blocking internet access.  Corrupted DNS cache. This cache stores the IP (Internet Protocol) addresses of all the websites you’ve visited. The cache can become corrupted, which in turn prevents you from accessing the internet.  To clear your DNS cache, hold down the Windows logo + R on your keyboard. Update drivers Outdated drivers can prevent your device from connecting to the internet. Read more in our articles including "Solving “WiFi Connected But No Internet Connection”" and "‘Konektadong Pinoy’ bill lapses into law, paving way for broader internet access".