Windows 10 Internet Issues (first WiFi, then Ethernet cable). Please, help me get my internet back.

[Mathute87]

Ok, so overnight I stopped being able to get WiFi conectivity on my laptop. The only way I had to get internet was through an Ethernet cable.

I have Win 10 and after researching a little I found a forum that said that one of the way to try and fix that was using the command prompt and entering the following:

netsh int tcp set heuristics disabled

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

netsh int tcp set global rss=enabled

netsh int tcp show global

Now, to my desperation, all this did was locking me out of internet access altogether. I can't even go online with the cable plugged-in... Restoring the system did no good, so, does anybody know the "default" commands that would be able to revert that whole mess back up?

Thank you in advance!

 

[Paul NZ]

Click on their icons / right mouse troubleshoot. See what that does / if it fixes both of them

 

[computertech82]

in command prompt (admin) netsh int ip reset then enter. That should reset all adapters (wireless and ethernet) back to their original setups.

 

[Mathute87]

in command prompt (admin) netsh int ip reset then enter. That should reset all adapters (wireless and ethernet) back to their original setups.

Thank you, that did reset them, but still I have no internet access. The signal is fine, but IPv4 and IPv6 have no access to internet nor the network.

 

[Paul NZ]

There was an update (KB3116908 - this was another botched update), that broke wireless on version 1511 of Win10 (If you installed it) .

It affected the WLAN Autoconfig service. <- When this is disabled / off, bye bye Wifi

If you did a clean install. KB3124200 fixed it

So if you did a clean install of 1511. Use Ethernet and update it, if your version of windows is under 10586.36