It’s very easy to connect to the internet on your Windows computer. However, Windows may sometimes display the message, “No Internet, Secured,” when you try to connect to a network. What exactly does this message mean, and how can you fix it? Here’s everything you need to know.
Why Does Windows Display the “No Internet, Secured” Message?
The “No Internet, Secured” message is a common network-related issue that can occur on both Windows 10 and Windows 11. You will usually see this message when trying to connect to a network that’s currently down or has a weak signal. However, it can also appear even when connecting to a strong, active network.
In these cases, the message indicates a deeper problem with your computer’s network settings. It’s possible that your network driver is corrupted, or a critical service needed to connect to the internet isn’t running properly.