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When setting up certain Wi-Fi-based devices (for example wireless speakers/printers), the device in question creates its own wireless network that must be joined by a client to then configure the device. When connecting to a Wi-Fi network via Windows, when looking at the network icon in the system tray the connectivity status is displayed (for example, "SSIDName - internet access"). In the case of one of these Wi-Fi networks that doesn't actually offer an internet connection of its own, how does Windows display the connection status in this case - does it simply display the name of the network in question, along with "no internet access" or similar?

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SSIDName - No internet access + a yellow triangle in the bottom right of the wireless/lan symbol.

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The message is 'Connected, no internet'

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