Why do I have no internet access but connected?
If your computer is the only device that says it has a connection but no actual internet, it is likely that you have a misconfigured setting, faulty drivers or WiFi adapter, DNS issues, or a problem with your IP address. All devices have a WiFi connection but no internet.
Why won’t my computer connect to WIFI but others will?
If the Internet works fine on other devices, the problem lies with your device and its WiFi adapter. On the other hand, if the Internet doesn’t work on other devices too, then the problem is most likely with the router or the Internet connection itself. One good way to fix the router is to restart it.
Why does my iPhone say no Internet connection when I have wifi?
The first thing you need to do when your iPhone is connected to wifi but no internet access is to turn off Wi-Fi and turn it back on. Go to Settings > Wi-Fi and then Turn Off the switch for Wi-Fi. After a minute, tap the same switch to reconnect your iPhone to the Wi-Fi network.
Why is my Raspberry Pi 3 not connecting to the Internet?
A quick tip in case you run into the following problem as I did with a Raspberry Pi 3 running the Jessie version of Raspbian. Unable to access the Internet using the Raspberry Pi’s built in WiFi.
How can I get Raspberry Pi to connect to my Network?
The quick way: assign a static IP address to your Pi. This is simple, but runs the risk of clashing IP addresses with other devices on your network since your Pi’s address will no longer be managed by DHCP. I haven’t tried this myself, but here’s some instructions from Andrew Munsell.
What is the default hostname for Raspberry Pi?
The default hostname for the raspbian image is raspberrypi. This works just fine for me if you want to connect through a router. I also went to the router and mapped my MAC address to that IP address to avoid any conflicts.
How can I connect my Raspberry Pi to Debian?
You can do this in Debian Squeeze on the Raspberry by modifying the /etc/network/interfaces file. On reboot, your Pi should now be using the static address specified in /etc/network/interfaces. You could try connecting with the hostname.