Fix Wi-Fi No Internet
🪲 Bug:
Your Wi-Fi is connected to your devices, but isn't actually letting you access the internet.
🔧 Fix:
* First, give your router a quick rest. Unplug it from the wall, wait 30 seconds, and plug it back in. This is the tech equivalent of a cup of tea and a biscuit for your router.
* While the router restarts, check the cables plugged into it. Make sure they're snug and secure. Wobbly cables can cause problems.
* Once the router is back on, try connecting to the internet on another device (like your phone). If that works, the issue might be with the first device, and restarting that device might help.
* If other devices can't connect either, check if your internet provider is having issues. A quick search on Google or a look at their website might tell you.
💡 Tip:
Router feeling slow these days? Dust it off! Overheating can cause poor performance. Give it some breathing room.
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❓ FAQ
This usually indicates that your router is working locally but not receiving data from your ISP. Restart your modem and router to refresh the connection.
Visit your ISP’s status page, call customer service, or check social media updates to confirm if there’s a local outage.
Yes. Switching to a public DNS (like Google 8.8.8.8) can resolve connectivity problems when websites fail to load.
The device may have misconfigured network settings. Resetting the IP address or enabling DHCP often fixes this.
Power cycle your modem and router, then reconnect your device. If the issue persists, contact your ISP for troubleshooting.