• More consistent updates for Windows 10 are given an unofficial name such as Fall Creators Update or Anniversary Update. They usually bring more changes in one big update. 
• Some of the changes can cause issues on particular configurations: if your Internet connection stops working after an update, rollback changes and perform driver updates.
• The Windows 10 Update Troubleshooting section is here in case you have any other issues caused by major or standard updates. 
• There are a lot of network solutions out there. We test them and present the best in the Internet and Network Software Hub. 

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Problems with the network are common in almost any version of Windows 10 and it looks like the Anniversary Update or Fall Creators Update are not an exception. A few users reported that they’re unable to connect to the Internet upon installing the latest update for Windows 10, so we’re going to try to help them in this article.

Network problems can be caused by various factors and for various reasons. So, we’re going to explore as many as we can and provide the best possible solution that will hopefully solve your issues with connecting to the Internet, after installing the Fall Creators Update.

How to solve network problems in the Fall Creators Update

Solution 1 – Update drivers 

The first solution, and the most obvious one, is to check if your drivers are updated, and compatible with Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. In case you have an outdated network driver, there’s a chance it simply won’t work when the update gets installed, due to a compatibility problem, or a certain conflict.

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One way of doing things is to visit the manufacturer’s website and hunt down the driver that corresponds to your model and Windows version. And repeat this for each device.

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Solution 2 – Check Airplane mode settings 

There’s a chance the Fall Creators Update changed a few settings on your computer, and that you need to change them back to make your Internet connection work again.

The first thing you need to check out is if the Airplane mode is turned on. If this mode is turned on, you’ll notice a small airplane icon in the taskbar, right were your network or wireless icon should be. In case you don’t know how to turn off the Airplane mode, do the following:

Now, go to Network & Internet > Airplane mode

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Once you disable the Airplane mode, you should be able to connect to the Internet. However, if the Airplane was the cause of Internet problems, you should try with some of the solutions listed below.

Solution 3 – Run Network troubleshooter

Windows 10‘s own diagnostic tool, Windows Troubleshooter can be used for solving various problems related to the system, including various network issues. To run the network troubleshooter, do the following:

Now, under Network and Internet, go click on Connect to internet 

Once you run the Windows Troubleshooter, try to connect to the Internet once again, if you’re not able to try some of the solutions listed below.

Solution 4 – Reset TCP/IP stack

One of the most common solutions for various network issues in Windows 10 is resetting the TCP/IP stack. If you’re not sure how to perform this action, follow these instructions:

Although this solution can be really useful in many cases, it doesn’t mean it will surely fix your networking problems, So if you’re still unable to connect to the Internet, we have a few more solutions for you.

Solution 5 – Turn off Firewall

Windows Firewall can sometimes cause various problems, including various networking issues. So, after performing the Fall Creators Update, it’s the best solution to temporarily disable Windows Firewall, and see if you’re actually able to connect to the Internet after that. If you’re not sure how to disable Windows Firewall, follow these instructions:

Go to Turn off Windows Firewall

However, if you determine that Windows Firewall actually didn’t cause network problems, it is recommended to have it back on. Although it can be annoying sometimes, Windows Firewall is a very useful feature, and it helps your computer running safely.

Solution 6 – Perform other solutions

If you tried every solution listed above, and you still didn’t manage to solve your Fall Creator Update network problems, don’t worry, because there’s a lot more that could be done to deal with networking issues in Windows 10. Some time ago, we wrote an article where we tried to cover all possible reported issues with the Internet in Windows 10. So, check out that article for even more solutions, and hopefully one of them will solve the problem for you.

That’s about it, we hope that our solutions helped you to solve the problem with the Internet, caused by the Fall Creators Update. in case you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, just let us know in the comments below.

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