The only way I can get it working again is to roll back to a previous restore point and everything seems hunky dory for a while but when Windows 10 decides to do its update again, it's going to go back to where it is now. I've tried flushing the DNS cache and ipconfig /release and /renew without success. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the network adapter without success. I've tried a variety of netsh commands in an elevated command prompt without success.
Network and Sharing Center only reported one active network-I believe it was simply "Network" of the public network variety.Īfter a Windows 10 update, however, this mysterious second active network appeared and now I can't get Internet to the desktop at all. For a while, the network bridge was working and I was getting Internet to my desktop computer. I have tried both Internet Connection Sharing and creating a network bridge and neither seem to help. I'm posting this from the laptop so I do have Internet up to this point. Both networks report "No internet access" and both are connected to the Ethernet connection.Īs my desktop computer (with Windows 10) does not have a wireless network adapter, I connected it via a CAT5 cable to my laptop (running Vista-it's an old laptop and it can barely run Vista but it suits the needs I use it for currently) which does have a wireless network adapter which is connected to the Internet via a router. One is simply called "Network" and is a public network and the other is "Unidentified network" and is also a public network. Windows 10 is reporting two "active networks" in the Network and Sharing Center.
Hello, everyone! My first post here because I'm at my wits' end and I'm hoping to get some help with a problem that no one else seems to have anywhere on the Internet (or maybe my Google-fu needs work):
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