WiFi Connected But No Internet? Here’s the Real Fix (Step-by-Step)

You’re connected.
Signal is full.
But Google won’t open.

This is one of the most common internet problems — and it’s usually easy to fix.

Step-by-Step Fix Guide

🔍 Step 1: Restart Router & Modem

Yes, again. It fixes 70% of cases.

🔍 Step 2: Check If Internet Is Down

Ask:

Are other devices working?

Is your ISP having an outage?

You can call customer support to confirm.

🔍 Step 3: Forget and Reconnect WiFi

On your device:

Go to WiFi settings

Click “Forget Network”

Reconnect with password

🔍 Step 4: Check IP Address Settings

Set your network to:

Automatic IP

Automatic DNS

Wrong manual settings can block access.

🔍 Step 5: Flush DNS (For Windows Users)

Open Command Prompt and type:

ipconfig /flushdns

Press Enter.

🔍 Step 6: Reset Network Settings

If nothing works:

Reset:

Network settings

Router to factory default (last option)

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🚨 Why This Happens

Common reasons:

ISP issue

DNS problem

IP conflict

Expired router session

Firmware bug

💡 Quick Prevention Tips

✔ Restart router once a week
✔ Update firmware
✔ Use strong password
✔ Avoid overloading devices

🎯 Final Verdict

“WiFi Connected But No Internet” is annoying — but rarely serious.

Follow these steps calmly and you’ll fix it in minutes.

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