Windows 10: Network problems are one of the most disgusting, as they ban you from connecting to the internet, a place you can find help. Everyone is aware of the appearance of the No Connection window, followed by a hasty and often ineffective troubleshooting.
Below we will see a "new" function of Windows 10 that can help you make a fresh start.
Let's see how you can restore your network settings to Windows 10
Open the Settings app by pressing together the two Win + I keys, where Win is the Windows icon.
When Settings open, find Network & internet and look in the Status tab.
At the bottom of the window you will see Network Restore.
Click.
A will appear warning which will state that the implementation of the command will remove and reinstall all network adapters. After reinstalling it will set everything back to factory defaults.
It also warns that you may need to reinstall the software VPN that you are using.
Click on choice Reset now to start a full reset.
After restarting your computer, you will have a clean network.
Of course, before using the above solution, you should try any other solution you have. until you try anything else.
Performing this restore works like a full Windows reset without being restored to Windows. So if you do not want to spend time with automatic troubleshooting, then this reset will give you a quick fix.
Finally, if you experience a network problem on more than one device, your problem is probably not due to your devices but to the router or other network equipment you use.
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Correct action but every time the computer is restarted the computer is lost from the network and network settings must be reset. How can this be fixed permanently?