If this only temporarily absolves the issue then the network adapter might be going into a sleep mode to conserve energy. Then reboot the computer and retry the internet connection. Now in the black window type the following command: netsh int ip reset C:\resetlog.txt Press the Windows Key + x + a to launch the Command Prompt with administrator rights. Here’s how to put the tool to work for you: The NetShell utility ( netsh.exe) is a highly versatile tool that lets power users manage a myriad of computer processes right from the command line. There are a few things you can do to fix this problem but the easiest and most common solution is to use netsh to reset the TCP/IP stack to its default configuration. Here are four tricks that will almost certainly fix this problem: You actually don’t need to go to such bold lengths… Usually most people try disconnecting and reconnecting and a few audacious neophytes try uninstalling the network adapter. What’s even more confounding is that sometimes you’ll see this error even though you have five bars of signal strength (just like me in the above graphic) The limited connectivity issue is a vexing problem partially because the error is so freggin’ nebulous and also because you can easily waste an entire day trying to fix it. Or maybe you’ve seen this laconic message: The connection is limitedīy the way, yes my Wi-Fi network is actually called friedchicken and yes I am African American but – no – all African Americans don’t like Fried Chicken but I sure do! What happens when Windows 8 or 8.1 shows the following arcane message whenever you try to connect to your wireless network: This connection has limited or no connectivity.
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