互联网很棒,但是当互联网实际上不起作用时呢?在大多数情况下,一些故障排除应该有助于修复任何未识别的网络错误或Windows 中没有互联网(no internet in Windows)。
通过此分步指南,您将能够采取所有必要的步骤来修复您的互联网,以便您可以尽快恢复在线。
Windows上的互联网问题有多种原因,因此您需要尝试每个步骤,直到找到解决方案。
测试互联网(Test The Internet)
您应该首先测试您的互联网是否真的在工作。这是一个很好的起点,可以确保它不是与特定网站或应用程序相关的问题。打开浏览器并访问https://www.google.com/。如果页面加载,您的互联网工作正常,但您正在访问的其他网站可能暂时关闭。
如果页面没有加载,或者说你没有连接到互联网,那么是时候开始进行故障排除了。
解决路由器或调制解调器的问题(Resolve Issues With Your Router Or Modem)
如果您知道您的互联网无法正常工作(internet isn’t working),您应该确认您的路由器或调制解调器没有任何问题。每个网络设备的工作方式都会略有不同,因此我们只能为这些步骤提供粗略的指导。您可能需要查看路由器或调制解调器手册以了解具体细节。
关闭路由器或调制解调器并重新打开是一个很好的开始。等待几分钟让一切恢复在线。访问https://www.google.com/以查看这是否解决了身份不明的网络或没有互联网问题。如果没有,请继续执行以下步骤。
如果您使用有线连接: (If You Are Using a Wired Connection: )
- 检查以太网(ethernet)电缆是否正确连接到您的 PC。
- 检查相同的以太网电缆是否连接到您的路由器或调制解调器。
- 确保电缆没有损坏。
- 确保(Make)所有电缆在您的路由器中都是安全的。有时,只需一根松散的电缆就可以失去互联网访问权限。
- 确保调制解调器或路由器的电缆牢固地连接到墙上的端口。
- 如果您使用的是无线接入点、电力线适配器(powerline adapter)或其他网络设备,请确保连接正常且正确。
如果您使用的是无线连接:(If You Are Using a Wireless Connection:)
- 检查路由器上的WiFi灯是否已打开。如果没有,请等待或致电您的ISP寻求帮助。
- 单击(Click)任务栏上的箭头并选择网络选项以尝试重新连接到您的网络。
- 如果可用,请重新正确输入您的WiFi密码。
完成这些步骤后,尝试从您的浏览器再次访问Google 。如果连接仍然无法正常工作,请按照以下步骤操作。
更新您的网卡驱动程序(Update Your Network Card Driver)
Windows 10 非常擅长为您的硬件自动查找和安装正确的驱动程序。因此,如果存在潜在的驱动程序问题,请按照以下步骤操作。
- 打开开始菜单并搜索设备管理器(Device Manager)。
- 打开设备管理器。(Device Manager.)
- 单击网络适配器(Network adapters)选项上的箭头。
- 右键单击您的网络适配器。
- 单击更新驱动程序(Update Driver)。
- 单击自动搜索更新的驱动程序软件(Search automatically for updated driver software)。
- 等待(Wait)驱动程序安装过程完成。
接下来,再次尝试在浏览器中访问Google 。希望(Hopefully)您的互联网现在可以正常工作。
不知道哪个网络适配器是正确的?请按照以下步骤进行查找。
- 打开开始菜单(Start Menu)。
- 键入CMD并单击命令提示符(Command Prompt)(Command Prompt)。
- 键入ipconfig /all并按enter。
您会看到许多结果。应该有一个以太网(Ethernet)或WiFi适配器,它与设备管理器中的名称相对应。其他结果很可能适用于VPN等虚拟以太网设备。
禁用虚拟以太网设备(Disable Virtual Ethernet Devices)
如果您还没有找到解决方案并且仍然收到有关未识别网络或没有互联网的错误,您应该尝试删除 PC 上的所有虚拟以太网驱动程序,因为这些可能会导致您的 PC 连接到互联网的方式出现重大问题。虚拟以太网驱动程序可以是任何东西,从VPN到旨在改善 ping 或数据包丢失的软件。
您可以按照以下步骤找到虚拟以太网设备并禁用它们。
- 打开开始菜单(Start Menu)。
- 键入查看网络连接(View Network Connections)并单击出现的结果。
- 您现在将看到您的以太网设备。
- 右键单击属于软件的每个网络设备,然后单击禁用(Disable)。
- 如果您不确定,您可以在禁用它们之前搜索每台网络设备的名称以了解更多信息。
以太网和 WiFi 适配器都可能处于活动状态(Both Ethernet and WiFi Adapters May Be Active)
如果两个网络适配器同时处于活动状态,这可能会导致您的连接出现问题。通过WiFi使用有线连接总是更好,因此如果这对您来说是个问题,您可以简单地禁用您的WiFi连接。(WiFi)
- 打开开始菜单(Start Menu)。
- 搜索查看网络连接(View Network Connections)并单击结果。
- 右键单击(Right click)此处的每个适配器并禁用(disable )除主以太网适配器之外的所有适配器。
以后要访问WiFi网络,您必须访问此页面以再次启用您的WiFi适配器。
重置 TCP/IP 堆栈
使用此命令将允许您将一些网络设置重置为默认值。它可以解决安装某些软件或手动更改网络设置后可能出现的问题。
- 打开开始菜单(Start Menu)。
- 键入CMD并右键单击Command Prompt。
- 单击以管理员身份运行(Run as administrator)。
- 在命令提示符窗口中,键入netsh int ip reset并按enter。
- 重新启动您的电脑。
如果您仍然遇到问题,请按照下面的后续故障排除步骤进行操作。
解决网络适配器的问题(Resolve Issues With Your Network Adapter)
您的网络适配器可能存在一些可以在Windows控制面板中快速诊断的潜在问题。如果您已经更新了网络适配器驱动程序,请按照以下步骤尝试诊断其他问题。
- 打开开始菜单(Start Menu)。
- 键入查看网络连接(View Network Connections)并单击出现的结果。
- 右键单击您的活动网络适配器。
- 单击诊断(diagnose)并等待故障排除程序完成。
默认情况下,如果您的网络适配器设置为使用静态 IP 地址但它应该使用DHCP,这应该可以修复它。但是,检查自己也是一个好主意。为此,请单击开始(Start),然后单击设置(Settings)(齿轮图标),然后单击网络和 Internet(Network and Internet)。
接下来,单击更改网络设置( Change your network settings )标题下的更改适配器选项。(Change adapter options)
这将打开另一个窗口,向您显示系统上的所有网络适配器。根据处于活动状态的那个,您只需右键单击它并选择Properties。
这将打开以太网(Ethernet )或Wifi属性对话框。单击Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4),然后单击属性(Properties)按钮。
最后,根据您的网络,您要么需要正确的静态 IP 信息,要么只需选择自动获取 IP 地址( Obtain IP address automatically )和自动获取 DNS 服务器地址( Obtain DNS server address automatically)。
希望这可以解决您的问题,但如果不能继续下面的下一步。
在您的防病毒软件中禁用防火墙(Disable Firewalls In Your Antivirus)
防火墙旨在阻止不良流量或参与者访问您的网络,但由于它们在管理级别处理网络访问,因此有时会导致一些简单任务(例如在线浏览)的网络连接问题。
要确定您的防病毒防火墙(antivirus firewall)是否导致您的 Internet 连接出现问题,您应该暂时将其关闭以进行测试。请注意,一旦关闭,您可能容易受到攻击,因此请仅访问受信任的网站。
您必须在线搜索如何为您的特定防病毒软件禁用防火墙。通常,您需要通过开始菜单搜索您的防病毒软件,打开防病毒软件并单击防火墙选项。将有一些选项可以在一段时间内禁用防火墙。
禁用后,打开浏览器并访问类似Google.com的网站。如果您的互联网正常工作,您应该卸载该防病毒软件并尝试另一个。
概括(Summary)
我们希望我们的指南可以帮助您解决 Windows PC 上未识别网络的任何问题。如果您仍然需要帮助,请在下方留言。
Fix Unidentified Network & No Internet In Windows
The internet is great, but what about when the internet doesn’t aсtually work? In most cases, a little bіt of troubleshooting should help fix any unidentified network errors or no internet in Windows.
With this step by step guide, you’ll be able to take all of the necessary steps to fix your internet so that you can get back online as soon as possible.
There are various causes for internet problems on Windows, so you’ll need to try each step until you find a solution.
Test The Internet
You should first test whether your internet is actually working or not. It’s a great starting point to ensure it’s not a problem related to a specific website or app. Open your browser and visit https://www.google.com/. If the page loads, your internet is working fine but other websites you are accessing may be temporarily down.
If the page doesn’t load, or it says you’re not connected to the internet, it’s time to start troubleshooting.
Resolve Issues With Your Router Or Modem
If you know your internet isn’t working, you should verify that there aren’t any issues with your router or modem. Every networking device will work slightly differently, so we can only offer a rough guide for these steps. You may need to check your router or modem manual for specific details.
Switching off your router or modem and switching it back on is a great start. Wait a few minutes for everything to come back online. Visit https://www.google.com/ to see if this resolves the unidentified network or no internet issue. If not, continue with the steps below.
If You Are Using a Wired Connection:
- Check that the ethernet cable is connected to your PC correctly.
- Check that the same ethernet cable is connected to your router or modem.
- Ensure there’s no damage to the cable.
- Make sure all cables are secure in your router. Sometimes a loose cable is all it takes to lose internet access.
- Ensure the cable for your modem or router is connected securely to the port on your wall.
- If you’re using a wireless access point, powerline adapter, or other networking equipment, ensure the connections are working and correct.
If You Are Using a Wireless Connection:
- Check the WiFi light on your router is turned on. If not, wait or call your ISP for assistance.
- Click the arrow on the task bar and select the networking option to attempt to reconnect to your network.
- If available, re-enter your WiFi password correctly.
After following these steps, attempt to visit Google again from your browser. If the connection still isn’t working, follow the next steps.
Update Your Network Card Driver
Windows 10 is great at automatically finding and installing the right drivers for your hardware. So if there is a potential driver problem, follow the steps below.
- Open the Start menu and search for Device Manager.
- Open Device Manager.
- Click the arrow on the Network adapters option.
- Right click your network adapter.
- Click Update Driver.
- Click Search automatically for updated driver software.
- Wait for the driver installation process to finish.
Next, try to visit Google in your browser again. Hopefully your internet will now work.
Don’t know which network adapter is the right one? Follow the steps below to find out.
- Open the Start Menu.
- Type CMD and click on Command Prompt.
- Type ipconfig /all and press enter.
You’ll see a number of results. There should be a single Ethernet or WiFi adapter, that will correspond with a name found in the device manager. Other results will most likely be for virtual ethernet devices like VPNs.
Disable Virtual Ethernet Devices
If you haven’t found a solution yet and are still receiving errors about an unidentified network or have no internet, you should try to remove any virtual ethernet drivers on your PC as these can cause major issues with how your PC connects to the internet. A virtual ethernet driver could be anything from a VPN to software designed to improve ping or packet loss.
You can find virtual ethernet devices and disable them by following the steps below.
- Open the Start Menu.
- Type View Network Connections and click on the result that appears.
- You will now see your ethernet devices.
- Right click on each network device that belongs to software and click Disable.
- If you’re unsure, you can Google the name of each network device to learn more before disabling them.
Both Ethernet and WiFi Adapters May Be Active
If two network adapters are active at the same time, this can cause issues with your connection. It’s always better to use a wired connection over WiFi, so you can simply disable your WiFi connection if this is a problem for you.
- Open the Start Menu.
- Search for View Network Connections and click on the result.
- Right click every adapter here and disable all of them except for your main ethernet adapter.
To access WiFi networks in the future, you must visit this page to enable your WiFi adapter again.
Reset TCP/IP Stack
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.
- Open the Start Menu.
- Type CMD and right click on Command Prompt.
- Click Run as administrator.
- In the Command Prompt window, type netsh int ip reset and press enter.
- Restart your PC.
If you are still having issues, follow the next troubleshooting steps below.
Resolve Issues With Your Network Adapter
There may be some underlying issues with your network adapter that can be quickly diagnosed within the Windows control panel. If you’ve already updated your network adapter drivers, follow the steps below to try and diagnose other issues.
- Open the Start Menu.
- Type View Network Connections and click on the result that appears.
- Right click on your active network adapter.
- Click diagnose and wait for the troubleshooter to finish.
By default, if your network adapter is set to use a static IP address but it should be using DHCP, this should fix it. However, it’s a good idea to check yourself too. 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. Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click on the Properties button.
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.
Hopefully this can resolve your issues, but if not move onto the next step below.
Disable Firewalls In Your Antivirus
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. Note that once it’s switched off, you could be vulnerable to attack, so only visit trusted websites.
You must search online for how to disable your firewall for your specific antivirus. Usually, you’ll need to search for your antivirus through the start menu, open the antivirus and click on the firewall option. There will be options to disable the firewall for a set period of time.
Once disabled, open your browser and visit a website like Google.com. If your internet is working, you should uninstall that antivirus and try another one.
Summary
We hope that our guide has helped you to solve any problems with an unidentified network on your Windows PC. If you still need help, leave a comment below.