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Perhaps you could describe that for others who need the solution? Thanks!
After 1809 upgrade unable to run Skype or Microsoft Store
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New #12
I thought I did that in the OMG post.
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New #13
Ok, I assumed "but that tab seems to have no way to add/update anything.
Never mind - I found out how to tweak it."
meant something special beyond that.
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New #14
Same here. Skype, Windows Store and Microsoft Edge are not connected to internet. I fixed the problem by enabling IPV6 in Network Adapter Setting. You may refer to this post After 1809 upgrade unable to run Skype or Microsoft Store Solved - Page 2 - Windows 10 Forums. Good Luck!
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New #15
I Had the same issue and just enabled IPV6 in network adapter properties.
Hope this helps
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New #16
These are now quasi-official bugs and mentioned specifically by MS in explaining why they've (temporarily) yanked access to 1809 and Windows Server 2019 GA releases. I imagine fixes are underway and they'll get new versions out as soon as they can. Hope this doesn't turn into a vicious upgrade cycle, for sure!
--Ed--
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New #17
I had that same problem before the update.. I was using my sister's wi-fi, it only did that when she and my nieces connected their cell phones to it.
Just my opinion now, some will argue here, Our internet modem/router and our computers wi-fi is 2.4 Ghz, cell phones are 4 Ghz, some are capable of 5 Ghz. Just my opinion only, (not going to argue with those that claim they're smarter because they done this and that) those cell phone with a faster Ghz, suck up the 2.4 Ghz.
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New #18
There is a APP in the store, it does what the designer says it will do,, Wifi Analizer. You can use it where you can place you modem/router and computer where the signal comes in the best.
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