tmoon-mint Posted March 23, 2023 Posted March 23, 2023 Hi all, We have recently switched from RM to Exa for Broadband and since the changed happens the PCs now show "no interent" on the network status icon. I have made a GPO change to turn off the connectivity check however this has not resolved the issue. It is preventing desktop Outlook from working properly. Has anyone come across this before?
tmoon-mint Posted March 23, 2023 Author Posted March 23, 2023 Yep all changed. I should clarify that all devices are able to get online, but Windows reports "no internet" and certain applications like Outlook are refusing to work if Windows thinks there isnt a connection.
Davit2005 Posted March 23, 2023 Posted March 23, 2023 Instead of disabling the NLASVC could you point it to something else even internally.
RLR Posted March 23, 2023 Posted March 23, 2023 My fix for this was to change/add this reg key: [color=#333333]HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\NlaSvc\Parameters\Internet\MinimumInternetHopCount = 1 (DWORD)[/color] Might be worth reading through this thread to see if any of these help: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-10/216550-windows-10-random-no-internet-issue.html
Patrick_Exa Posted March 28, 2023 Posted March 28, 2023 @tmoon-mint - Sorry to hear you have been having issues with applications such as Outlook. I understand my colleague has been speaking with Matt about this, but do not hesitate to drop me a message on here if you need any further assistance.
RLR Posted April 17, 2023 Posted April 17, 2023 Just tidying up some GPOs and found one that might help as it disables the internet check. Might be worth a try: Computer Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > System > Internet Communication Manager > Internet Communication setting > Turn off Windows Network Connectivity Status Indicator active tests.
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