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Windows 8.1/8 Wi-Fi Showing 'Limited' or 'No Internet Access'? How to Fix It? I upgraded My brand new laptop: Lenovo G505 to Windows 8.1. Now I can't connect to Internet and I get 'limited' or 'no Internet access' message. Does anyone has any idea on how to fix this issue? Some Windows users are experiencing such a strange problem.

Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site.or read our to learn how to use this site. I have an issue with my laptop that I am utterly baffled. If anybody could help me solve it, I'd much appreciate it. I have an HP 17-e020dx running Windows 8 which I purchased two years ago. Until recently I lived abroad and had limited internet so in the two yrs I had this laptop abroad, I believe I ran Windows Update maybe only two times.

Windows 8 Limited Wifi Connection

Upon returning stateside, I set about updating everything from Windows Update. Everything was fine, the only issue being that it didn't seem my laptop could update to 8.1 despite being prompted to do so. A couple of weeks later we had a power outage and I used the laptop until the battery died and then turned the laptop back on when the power came back. When the laptop turned on, that was when I discovered that the wifi connection was limited despite working on all other devices.

I googled around and tried a few solutions to no avail before trying a system restore which seemed to do the trick. I thought nothing of it after that until the issue came up again a few weeks later, probably when I restarted the laptop, only this time system restore didn't fix the problem. Eventually I got frustrated enough and decided to reformat the whole computer because I'd read some articles that suggested one of the updates caused this which seemed to make sense to me since I never had this connectivity problem abroad (when I hadn't run Update). After reformatting the computer I never ran Windows Update. In fact I turned it off.

For approximately two weeks the connection was fine. Then it started again. Each time, the wifi is perfectly fine right up to the moment I click restart. After I restart it, it goes back to limited connectivity and once again requires a system restore from me. What is causing this problem??

How do I fix it without constantly running a system restore? I'm generally pretty good with computers, especially with a bit of digging into the issue but this one has baffled me and frustrated me. As far as I can tell it's a software glitch? Thanks to anybody who knows how to fix this. When I say system restore I mean that I restored the computer to a previous point. By reformatting I meant that I reinstalled Windows 8 completely although I don't have a disc for it these days, seems it's located in a partition but either way I set it back to factory settings.

I don't think it's an issue with drivers and whatnot given that the wifi does work at times. What in the world could my computer be doing during the restart process that makes my wifi limited? Especially since I disabled Windows Update. In the days after I reformatted the computer, restarting didn't cause this issue. Now I'm loathe to restart my laptop.Will download Speccy and come back with the results.

Windows 8 Showing Limited Connection On Wifi

There will be times, if it didn’t happen already, when your computer will connect to the wireless network, but it won’t connect to the internet, and you’ll see a “Limited Connectivity” message in the wireless network settings in your PC or Surface tablet.The message can happen because of technical glitches, you have changed the security key in the router, or driver or configuration problems. Follow these instructions to resolve Limited Connectivity or Limited Access error in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1: How to fix Wi-Fi Limited Connectivity issue on Windows 8.1 Reset the Windows TCP/IP stack.Use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut to bring up the Power User menu and choose Command Prompt (Admin).Type the following command: netsh int ip reset C:ipresetlog.txt.Restart your Windows 8 PC and check if you can successfully connect to the wireless network.If the method mentioned above did not solve the problem try deleting the wireless profile in question and connect again. It could be that something went wrong with the wireless security key (WEP or WPA 2) in the router or in your computer and you need to refresh. Reset Wi-Fi network on Windows 8.Open the Settings menu using the Windows key + I keyboard shortcut and click the Network icon.From the Wi-Fi section right-click and select Forget this network to delete the wireless profile that is causing the problem.From the Network settings, turn off and on again the wireless adapter, and connect to the same network again.Reset Wi-Fi network on Windows 8.1.

Note: These steps should also work in Windows 7, Vista, and XP.Use the Windows key +X keyboard shortcut to bring up the Power User menu and choose Command Prompt (Admin).Enter the following command and press Enter: netsh wlan delete profile name=type-wireless-profile-name.Try to reconnect to your network and the problem should be resolved.Reset WinSock on WindowsIf none of the above worked you can open once again the Windows Command Prompt and reset the WinSock, which is the Windows network software. Also, using this command, you’ll need to restart your PC: netsh winsock reset catalog. Note: Apparently the following changes works best for Surface RT devices. However, you can try this solution on any Windows 8.1 PC, including Surface Pro.Open the Command Prompt as administrator.Enter the following commands (one at a time) press Enter and OK on each one: netsh int tcp set heuristics disablednetsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disablednetsh int tcp set global rss=enabled.Enter following command to verify all the previous settings are disabled: netsh int tcp show global.Restart your device and see try to connect to your network.In case none of these fixes resolve the issue,.