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Windows Cannot Detect/Find proxy settings

MrLouieDoe
By MrLouieDoe
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2 hours ago, MrLouieDoe said:

I’ve tried so many things including resetting the ip in cmd, reinstalling network driver, I’ve just done a completely fresh installation of windows, i installed the network driver from a laptop onto a usb then into my pc

See if there’s anything on this list which you haven’t tried as yet.

 

BTW, please don’t create multiple posts about the same thing.

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8 minutes ago, Falcon1986 said:

See if there’s anything on this list which you haven’t tried as yet.

 

BTW, please don’t create multiple posts about the same thing.

Unfortunately I’ve tried everything on that list, I was using it before, really puzzled to what the problem is 

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5 minutes ago, MrLouieDoe said:

Unfortunately I’ve tried everything on that list, I was using it before, really puzzled to what the problem is 

How do you connect to the internet? Have you tried rebooting all network hardware (e.g. modem, router, switch, etc.)?

 

Do you run any service like a VPN or other network application that might be interfering with your connection?

 

Does this occur with all web browsers?

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7 minutes ago, Falcon1986 said:

How do you connect to the internet? Have you tried rebooting all network hardware (e.g. modem, router, switch, etc.)?

 

Do you run any service like a VPN or other network application that might be interfering with your connection?

 

Does this occur with all web browsers?

I connect using Ethernet to my router, tried rebooting everything including my router, don’t run any VPN’s, yeah it occurs with everything, in the bottom right it says I’m connected but I can’t update windows it just says it can’t connects to the internet to download any updates, when I try load any website it keeps saying the same thing “there was a problem with this websites security certificate” I’m on a 2015 version of windows 10 pro because I can’t update it without internet 

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23 minutes ago, MrLouieDoe said:

I connect using Ethernet to my router, tried rebooting everything including my router, don’t run any VPN’s, yeah it occurs with everything, in the bottom right it says I’m connected but I can’t update windows it just says it can’t connects to the internet to download any updates, when I try load any website it keeps saying the same thing “there was a problem with this websites security certificate” I’m on a 2015 version of windows 10 pro because I can’t update it without internet 

Are the system time and date correct?

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