Quote:Microsoft is investigating a known issue where Windows 10 2004 customers might see "No Internet access" tray indicators even though their devices are connected to the Internet.
"Customers are reporting 'no internet' access in the Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI) on Windows 10 2004 devices on devices that in fact can ping internet resources or browse web sites with internet browsers," a post on Microsoft's TechNet forum describes the issue.
Windows 10 users have also reported experiencing this issue after upgrading to 2004, with system reboots, router resets, and driver updates not fixing the problem. (1, 2, 3)
The company is currently investigating this Windows 10 2004 bug, with a fix to be delivered to affected devices with a future cumulative update.
While the Windows taskbar tray icon saying "No Internet access" on devices with a working Internet connection should only be a minor annoyance, users might encounter "Please connect your device to the internet" whenever launching apps that rely on Windows APIs to detect Internet connection status.
The issue seems to be connected to a bug that prevents the Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI) to correctly determine if an impacted Windows 10 is connected to the Internet and according to Microsoft's own support site and user reports it has affected multiple Windows versions for years (1, 2, 3, 4).
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