I've seen endless responses and solutions to this problem but haven't yet come across anything that's actually worked for me.
After upgrading to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1, I have rarely been able to connect to the internet via my PC.
I've tried altering my IPv6/4 DNS server addresses, I've flushed/ renewed and whatever else with the IPconfig, I've uninstalled my anti-virus, ensured my firewalls aren't blocking anything and I've also updated all possible drivers with my motherboard/ network adapter yet still can't seem to connect.
Services like Skype for example do in fact work (which don't require DNS to function), however access to my internet browsers don't.
When diagnosing the network adapter I receive "Your computer appears to be correctly configured, but the device or resource (DNS Server) is not responding.
I've tried both a wireless adapter and by using Ethernet but both have the same result. If anyone knows of anything else I can try it would be greatly appreciated!
After upgrading to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1, I have rarely been able to connect to the internet via my PC.
I've tried altering my IPv6/4 DNS server addresses, I've flushed/ renewed and whatever else with the IPconfig, I've uninstalled my anti-virus, ensured my firewalls aren't blocking anything and I've also updated all possible drivers with my motherboard/ network adapter yet still can't seem to connect.
Services like Skype for example do in fact work (which don't require DNS to function), however access to my internet browsers don't.
When diagnosing the network adapter I receive "Your computer appears to be correctly configured, but the device or resource (DNS Server) is not responding.
I've tried both a wireless adapter and by using Ethernet but both have the same result. If anyone knows of anything else I can try it would be greatly appreciated!
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