

If you’re using a Windows VPN, its built-in security features can be the reason behind the “No Internet, Secured” message.


In this article, we’ll discuss what you can do if you’re facing the “No Internet, secured” problem on Windows 10. The error can be quite frustrating, but it’s relatively easy to deal with and get back online. You click it and see the “No Internet, secured” message, which indicates an issue with your (secured) wireless connection or configuration. You check the WiFi icon in the system tray and notice a small yellow triangle icon. Your computer is connected to the internet, but you’re unable to open any web pages.
