Nets FAQ

Answers to your most common questions about Nets.

Quick, simple, and helpful information at a glance.

Why am I unable to connect to the internet?
There could be multiple reasons for this such as a faulty router, incorrect network settings, or an issue with your internet service provider. Restarting your router and checking your network settings can often resolve the issue. If not, it may be helpful to contact your ISP for further assistance.
What does "limited or no connectivity" mean?
This message typically indicates that your device is connected to a network, but is unable to access the internet. This can be due to a number of reasons such as network misconfiguration or DNS server issues.
How can I fix a "DNS server not responding" error?
This error can be caused by misconfigured network settings, an outdated driver, or issues with your DNS server. You can try resetting your router, updating your network driver, or using a different DNS server such as Googles public DNS.
Why do I keep getting disconnected from my Wi-Fi network?
This could be due to a weak Wi-Fi signal, interference from other electronic devices, or a problem with your router. Try moving closer to the router, minimizing interference, or restarting your router to fix the issue.
What does "network cable unplugged" mean?
This error message indicates that the network cable connecting your device to the internet is not properly connected. Check the cable and make sure it is securely plugged in from both ends.
How can I troubleshoot a "connection timed out" error?
This error can occur when there is a problem with your network settings, firewall, or the website you are trying to access is down. You can try clearing your browser cache, disabling your firewall, or access the website on a different device to determine the cause.
Why do I keep getting a "server not found" error?
This can happen if you are trying to access a website that is no longer available or if there is an issue with your internet connection. Make sure you are connected to the internet and try accessing the site again.
How can I fix a "host unreachable" error?
This error indicates that your device is unable to connect to a specific server. It could be due to an issue on the server's end or a problem with your network settings. Check your network settings or try accessing the server on a different device to determine the cause.
What does "limited access" mean on my Wi-Fi network?
This message usually means that your device has connected to the Wi-Fi network but is unable to access the internet. This can happen when the router is not properly configured or if there is interference from other networks.
How can I resolve a "connection refused" error?
This error can occur when a server or website is not currently available, is undergoing maintenance, or has blocked your IP address. Wait and try accessing the site again later, or contact the website's support team for further assistance.
Why am I getting a "network security key mismatch" error?
This error can occur when the network security key you entered does not match the one set for the Wi-Fi network. Double-check the key and make sure it is correct. If you don't know the key, you can try resetting your router or contacting your network administrator.
How can I fix a "default gateway not available" error?
This error typically occurs when there is an issue with your router's network settings. You can try resetting your router, updating its firmware, or contacting your ISP for further assistance.
Why am I seeing a "DNS probe finished bad config" error?
This error can happen when there is a problem with your DNS server. You can try clearing your browser cache, flushing your DNS cache, or changing your DNS server to resolve the issue.
How can I troubleshoot a "no internet access" error?
This error can occur if your device is unable to connect to the internet. You can try resetting your router, restarting your device, or checking your network settings to determine the cause.
What does "server not responding" mean?
This message usually indicates that the server you are trying to access is either down or is not responding to requests. You can try accessing the server again after a few minutes, or contact the website's support team for further assistance.
How can I fix a "Wi-Fi doesn't have a valid IP configuration" error?
This error can occur when there is a problem with your network settings or your router's DHCP server. You can try restarting your router, resetting your network settings, or releasing and renewing your IP address to resolve the issue.
Why is my Wi-Fi network not showing up?
This could be due to a hidden network, incorrect network settings, or a problem with your device's Wi-Fi antenna. Make sure your network is not hidden, check your network settings, and try restarting your device to fix the issue.
How can I troubleshoot a "no connection" error?
This error can happen if there is an issue with your network settings, Wi-Fi adapter, or the website you are trying to access is down. Try resetting your network settings, updating your driver, or accessing the site on a different device to determine the cause.
What does "server not found" mean on my browser?
This error typically indicates that the website you are trying to access is unavailable or has been moved to a different server. You can try accessing the site on a different device or contacting the website's support team for further assistance.
How do I fix a "network disabled by local administrator" error?
This message can appear when the network administrator has disabled access to the network or when there is an issue with your network settings. Contact your network administrator for assistance or try resetting your network settings.
Why is my public Wi-Fi connection showing up as "unsecured"?
This can happen if the public Wi-Fi network does not require a password to connect, making it vulnerable to security threats. Use caution when accessing public networks and consider using a VPN for added security.
How do I resolve a "unidentified network" error?
This error can occur when your device is unable to identify the network you are connected to. Try restarting your device, resetting your router, or updating your network driver to fix the issue.
What does "no signal" mean on my Wi-Fi connection?
This message typically indicates that your device cannot detect any Wi-Fi signals in its vicinity. You may need to move closer to a Wi-Fi source or check for any obstructions that could be impacting your device's ability to receive a signal.
How can I fix a "network busy" error?
This error can occur when the network is experiencing a high volume of traffic or there is an issue with your device's network settings. You can try waiting and accessing the site again later, or resetting your network settings to fix the issue.
Why is my Wi-Fi network showing up as "limited"?
This can happen if there is a problem with your network settings, your device's Wi-Fi adapter, or interference from other networks. Checking your network settings, restarting your device,