If yes, change it to OFF and check if the internet connects.Step 2: Update the Network Card driversSometimes the issue might be with the Network drivers.

Update them and see if this helps.1] Press Windows + X or right-click on the start button.2] Click on Device Manager to open it.3] Find ‘Network Adapters’ and click on the forward pointing arrow to expand the list.

It is understandable that the anti-virus software is crucial for the system, but to isolate the issue, it could be disabled to check if the network connectivity issues resolve in its absence.

If you are using a VPN software, disable it and try.Step 4: Switch off the Fast Startup featureAll of us have noticed that the later versions of Windows boot considerably faster than the previous versions.

Open the Power Options window and among the tabs on the left, click on choose what the power button does.2] Click on ‘Change settings that are currently unavailable’.3] Uncheck ‘Turn on fast startup’.

It might prompt for administrator credentials.4] Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4.5] Select ‘use the following DNS server addresses’ and set but the preferred and alternate DNS server address to 8.8.8.8.Step 6: Run these commandsOpen ‘command prompt’ by searching it in the Windows search bar.