My computer can connect to the Internet, but the web page can t be opened?

In our daily work and entertainment, the computer used often has the problem of not connecting to the Internet, which is generally a failure of the network connection, however, there is another situation, that is, the computer browser can not open the web page, but the other can be connected to the Internet, what is going on? Let's take a look!

**Web page problem, the open web page itself is an invalid link.

When ** or the web page is a blank site, open this web page is an invalid connection, in the network family, the site failure is a normal thing, at this time you can open other web pages to test it, to see if it is a problem with the web page.

If there is a problem with the browser, you can use the repair tool that comes with the browser to fix it.

Of course, the browser itself we use can also malfunction, such as browser crashes and other reasons, at this time, you can use the browser's own tools to fix it, generally it only takes a few seconds, and the web page will naturally open.

If the network DNS is misconfigured, reset the DNS settings.

The third reason is the network DNS problem, when the DNS configuration is wrong, it is not possible to open the web page, but the network connection will not have any problems, in this case, you can reset the DNS settings, and then restart the computer, the general problem is solved.

Whether you use an AMD CPU or graphics card, change the CPU or graphics card, AMD some CPUs may have this problem, hardware problems, changing browsers or reinstalling the system can not be solved!

Summary. Reasons why the webpage cannot be opened but there is a network: 1. The webpage cannot be opened due to DNS resolution; 2. Computer poisoning causes the web page to be opened; 3. The browser has not cleaned up junk and temporary files for a long time.

The computer can connect to the Internet, but it can't open the web page.

Reasons why the webpage cannot be opened but there is a network: 1. The webpage cannot be opened due to DNS resolution; 2. Computer poisoning causes the web page to be opened; 3. The browser has not cleaned up junk and temporary files for a long time.

There are two main situations when the computer can't open the web page: (of course, I have seen some reasons and solutions for others on the Internet, but I always feel that I can't effectively solve the problem), one is the DNS resolution problem, and the other is caused by computer poisoning.

Processing methods and steps: 1. DNS resolution causes the web page to be unable to open 1. The local computer does not get the DNSWINDOWS key + R key--- the "Run" window appears--- enter "cmd" -- press the enter key --- the "Command Prompt" dialog box appears--- enter "ipconfig all" to check whether the DNS related information has been obtained, as shown in the figure, the obtained DNS is the router**DNS, If you don't get DNS here, you can set up a DNS on your computer network card, generally the DNS is different in each region, you can consult the local operator, you can also fill in or wait for the free router to get the DNS Second, the computer poisoning leads to the inability to open the web page due to the computer poisoning, the commonly used solution is generally to install anti-virus software or security guards, commonly used such as antivirus, 360 security guards, Kingsoft Guards, etc., I won't go into more detail about how to use it here. Third, the browser has not cleaned up the junk for a long time and the temporary file browser has not cleaned up the junk files for a long time, resulting in the browser abnormal, the browser can not undertake the task of opening the web page, the solution, open the browser to find the browser navigation bar above the [Tools] --Internet Options] --General ] under the "Browsing History" --Delete}--Default deletion items.

Operating Equipment: Dell laptops.

Operating system: win10

Operating Procedure: Settings.

1. First click on the start menu in the bottom left corner of the computer, and then click on the gear button.

2. Click Network & Internet.

3. Then click Wi-Fi.

4. Then click on the Change Adapter option on the left.

5. Right-click on the local connection, and then click on Properties.

6. Find Internet Protocol version 4 among the options and select it, then click Properties.

7. Select Use the following DNS server address, and then fill in the preferred DNS address.

8. Then click OK.

9. This way you can open the web page.