PLEASE SOMEBODY HELP ME I TRIED EVERYTHING FROM RESSTING WINSOCK, IP, UNCHECKING IPV 6 REINSTALLING WINDOWS 10 ISO AND SO MUCH MORE AND I STILL CAN'T FIX MICROSOFT WONT HELP , AND I CANT GO BACK TO WINDOWS 8.1 BECAUSE I UPGRADED TO WINDOWS 10 FOR FREE 3 MONTHS AGO. IM DYING HERE NO INTERNET ON MY MAIN COMPUTER WHERE I DO EVERYTHING SPECIALLY MY GAMING. PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE HELLLLLLLLLLLLP ME
Launch Command Prompt (admin)
Enter the following command
netsh int ipv4 install
If that doesn't help,
-> run the network trouble shooter in Control Panel.
If that doesn't help,
download the wireless driver from the MFG site (on another machine)
ethernet should be fine with MS base drivers
uninstall all network adapters Device manager
Select uninstall software if offered
Restart
if needed - install the wireless driver you downloaded on the other machine
last suggestion if all else failed to help
follow this tutorial to restore the image health using the source parameter
DISM - Repair Windows 10 Image
6. To Use DISM /RestoreHealth /Source:wim Command
- OR -
7. To Use DISM /RestoreHealth /Source:esd Command
..... finally run
SFC /scannow in an elevated Command prompt (Admin)
restart
Thanks I will try it as soon as I can, thanks for your fast response I post back if it works .
I tried everything slartybart but it didn't work I'm buying windows 10 and do a clean install I backed all my files already so I hope it works thanks for your advice
Why on earth would you "buy" Windows 10, when you've already upgraded your qualifying operating system? Simply download the W10 ISO and do a clean install. It will activate automatically.
Windows 10 ISO Download - Windows 10 Forums
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im lost here i reinstall windows 10 iso but it didn't work but if i do a clean install with with this same iso it ask me for product key for wds 10 which i don't have. what to do
Okay, you've upgraded your W8 system to W10. The W8 key is stored in the BIOS of your system. The W10 install saw that and activated accordingly when you upgraded. Once you have W10 installed on a system, and activated, it can be reinstalled as many times as you want/need. The Digital Entitlement for your system is stored on the MS servers now. You don't have to enter a product key any more. Go ahead - download the ISO from MS TechBench and do a clean install. It shouldn't ask for a key at all. If it does, just skip that step and don't put anything in. You'll be fine.
You must download the same version of Windows that you currently have on the machine (Home or Pro).
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