Restarting your router and computer is the first step you should do if you are receiving the error “Windows could not identify the proxy settings for this particular network”. This will close any active applications and reset the proxy settings to their default state, which should fix the issue for most users.

If that doesn’t help then you should try disabling any firewalls, antivirus software or VPN software that might be interfering your Internet connection. This can be done by visiting the settings of each of these programs, and then removing each http://alicehopper.review/ one at a time. After you have disabled all these apps and tried reconnecting to your Internet and see if the issue still occurs.

If none of the above methods resolves the problem, you might want to do a system restore. This will restore your default network settings and erase any changes that could have caused the issue. You can do this by navigating to the Control Panel and then clicking on “Internet Options.” Once you’re there and you’re there, uncheck the boxes labelled Automatically detect settings and use a proxy server for your LAN. Remember that this process will only affect your current user account so if you’re on a shared computer, you may have to repeat the process for all other users. You can also disable proxy settings through the Registry Editor, however this is a little more involved and can potentially cause problems in the future.