While the official version of Windows 10 brings us new features, it also brings us some new problems. Of course, since problems arise, we have to solve them. For example, after upgrading to Win10 system, all web pages cannot be opened, but the network is normal. What should we do? Below, let’s take a look at the two solutions shared by the editor for the problem that all web pages cannot be opened after upgrading the Windows 10 system!

Solution one:

1. Press the win+r key combination on the keyboard to open the run (run as administrator) option, enter cmd in the run dialog box and click OK;

2. Enter the command line interface, enter the netsh winsock reset command, and click OK;

3. Reset winsock successfully and restart the computer to solve the problem.

Solution two:

1. Right-click the [Network] icon on the desktop, select the [Properties] option in the pop-up menu, enter the network properties interface and click to open [Change Adapter Settings] in the upper right corner;

2. Enter the network list interface, find the network you are currently connected to, right-click and select [Properties];

3. In the network settings dialog box, find the [Microsoft Network Adapter Multicast Protocol] selection, and then click [Install] in the lower left corner;

4. Select [Protocol] in the pop-up network function bar;

5. Then select [Reliable Multicast Protocol] and click [OK] in the lower right corner. The installation is successful and the problem is solved.

Friends who also encounter the problem that the web page cannot be opened in Windows 10 system, you may wish to use the above method first to solve it. For more exciting content, please continue to pay attention to PConline official website