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Since I have switched to Windows 10, I always have to wait about 2 minutes before I can use internet. The lan icon looks like it is connected:



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but if I click on it I see




Network identification...



Connected




each boot it takes about 2 minutes to change to




Network



Connected




Is this normal? I am used to open the browser right after booting..



Edit: Some more infos




  • I do not need to login manually to an ISP

  • I have a DSL internet connection

  • I have a dual boot computer with Win10 and Ubuntu 18.04 - on Ubuntu I am connected with the internet right after boot

  • I have a Laptop with WIndows 7 and a Smarthphone, both have access to intertet right afer boot

  • I only have the issue with this Win 10 system and the problem existed right from the beginning






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  • What type of internet confection do you have (do you need to login to ISP each time, or confection to a router...)? Was it better before? Do you have the same issue with other devices too?...
    – Máté Juhász
    2 days ago










  • @MátéJuhász thanks for asking, I have added more details to the question.
    – Adam
    2 days ago










  • @Adam for testing purposes, assign a static IP address to your network card. Does the problem still occur?
    – Twisty Impersonator
    2 days ago















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Since I have switched to Windows 10, I always have to wait about 2 minutes before I can use internet. The lan icon looks like it is connected:



enter image description here



but if I click on it I see




Network identification...



Connected




each boot it takes about 2 minutes to change to




Network



Connected




Is this normal? I am used to open the browser right after booting..



Edit: Some more infos




  • I do not need to login manually to an ISP

  • I have a DSL internet connection

  • I have a dual boot computer with Win10 and Ubuntu 18.04 - on Ubuntu I am connected with the internet right after boot

  • I have a Laptop with WIndows 7 and a Smarthphone, both have access to intertet right afer boot

  • I only have the issue with this Win 10 system and the problem existed right from the beginning






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  • What type of internet confection do you have (do you need to login to ISP each time, or confection to a router...)? Was it better before? Do you have the same issue with other devices too?...
    – Máté Juhász
    2 days ago










  • @MátéJuhász thanks for asking, I have added more details to the question.
    – Adam
    2 days ago










  • @Adam for testing purposes, assign a static IP address to your network card. Does the problem still occur?
    – Twisty Impersonator
    2 days ago













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1
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up vote
1
down vote

favorite











Since I have switched to Windows 10, I always have to wait about 2 minutes before I can use internet. The lan icon looks like it is connected:



enter image description here



but if I click on it I see




Network identification...



Connected




each boot it takes about 2 minutes to change to




Network



Connected




Is this normal? I am used to open the browser right after booting..



Edit: Some more infos




  • I do not need to login manually to an ISP

  • I have a DSL internet connection

  • I have a dual boot computer with Win10 and Ubuntu 18.04 - on Ubuntu I am connected with the internet right after boot

  • I have a Laptop with WIndows 7 and a Smarthphone, both have access to intertet right afer boot

  • I only have the issue with this Win 10 system and the problem existed right from the beginning






windows-10







share|improve this question















Since I have switched to Windows 10, I always have to wait about 2 minutes before I can use internet. The lan icon looks like it is connected:



enter image description here



but if I click on it I see




Network identification...



Connected




each boot it takes about 2 minutes to change to




Network



Connected




Is this normal? I am used to open the browser right after booting..



Edit: Some more infos




  • I do not need to login manually to an ISP

  • I have a DSL internet connection

  • I have a dual boot computer with Win10 and Ubuntu 18.04 - on Ubuntu I am connected with the internet right after boot

  • I have a Laptop with WIndows 7 and a Smarthphone, both have access to intertet right afer boot

  • I only have the issue with this Win 10 system and the problem existed right from the beginning






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  • What type of internet confection do you have (do you need to login to ISP each time, or confection to a router...)? Was it better before? Do you have the same issue with other devices too?...
    – Máté Juhász
    2 days ago










  • @MátéJuhász thanks for asking, I have added more details to the question.
    – Adam
    2 days ago










  • @Adam for testing purposes, assign a static IP address to your network card. Does the problem still occur?
    – Twisty Impersonator
    2 days ago


















  • What type of internet confection do you have (do you need to login to ISP each time, or confection to a router...)? Was it better before? Do you have the same issue with other devices too?...
    – Máté Juhász
    2 days ago










  • @MátéJuhász thanks for asking, I have added more details to the question.
    – Adam
    2 days ago










  • @Adam for testing purposes, assign a static IP address to your network card. Does the problem still occur?
    – Twisty Impersonator
    2 days ago
















What type of internet confection do you have (do you need to login to ISP each time, or confection to a router...)? Was it better before? Do you have the same issue with other devices too?...
– Máté Juhász
2 days ago




What type of internet confection do you have (do you need to login to ISP each time, or confection to a router...)? Was it better before? Do you have the same issue with other devices too?...
– Máté Juhász
2 days ago












@MátéJuhász thanks for asking, I have added more details to the question.
– Adam
2 days ago




@MátéJuhász thanks for asking, I have added more details to the question.
– Adam
2 days ago












@Adam for testing purposes, assign a static IP address to your network card. Does the problem still occur?
– Twisty Impersonator
2 days ago




@Adam for testing purposes, assign a static IP address to your network card. Does the problem still occur?
– Twisty Impersonator
2 days ago















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