Paul Linehan :
Aqsa Nadeem :
I solved the problem. Thanks for your help though. You are GREAT! 😀
Another person with the same issue. If you could post the solution, that would be much appreciated by many. Thanks!
I had the exact same problem. I was getting a tad frustrated attempting to fix it as well. Seeing as how he did not post a fix I will!
Now, I had tried the renewal releasing of the ipconfig as well. I also flushed and registered the dns. Did not seem to work. The ethernet cable had fallen out of my router, and in turn all wireless connections stopped working. I plugged the ethernet back in, reconfigured the router and had the same problems. The wifi worked properly, but one other device did not work in my household. I was told to use the obtain ipv4 and ipv6 method in the internet options panel under LAN settings for the connection I was using. I still could not get it to work. The low and behold I figured it out. My router seemed to have created dummy connections in the network and sharing center under change adapters.
Here's the fix:
1. Hit the windows key and run simultaneously.
2. Type in Control Panel
3. Once in control Panel go to Network and Internet.
4. Go to view network status and tasks under Network and sharing center.
5. On the left panel go to change adapter settings.
6. Once there right click and disable any connections you are not using to connect to the wifi.
7. For me I disabled my LAN connection and the wireless connection 6 created by microsoft through another computer in my household.
After these are disabled all should work well. I think that the two connection present on one computer were causing a conflict in the DNS connectivity. I am only an Amateur though, this did work. Hope it helps guys.