Window 10 can only connect to internet with Home Wifi

Question

I can connect to my home wifi network with my pc and it works perfectly. But when I try to connect network other than Home Wifi, it shows "Connect, No Internet" including my phone portable hotspot that works with connecting other devices. And there are no exclamation marks on my wifi icons in my task bar application. I googled and tried follows but nothing works:

1. check "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS sever address automatically" from Wifi Properties.
2. Disable anti-virus and Firewall. Restore Firewall setting.
3. Network Reset.
4. Window Troubleshoot.
5. Window Updates.
6. try following commands from cmd

netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset
ipconfig /release 
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns

I tried with my Mobile data with USB tethering and didn't work too. But when I connect my phone to Home Wifi and USB tethered to PC, it works. Which means my pc can only access Internet from my home wifi. Please help me how to fix it.

Answer 1

First, keep on your antivirus or use Windows Defender. Do not run without protection.

Second, check Internet Options.

• Press Windows, type internet opt, an select Internet Options.
• On the Security tab, set Internet to Default level.

Third, check that both Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) for each adapter specify Obtain DNS server address automatically is checked. Though you stated, briefly, that you'd done that, you did not go into detail. On some public WiFi providers, I've found the issue you have when the provider blocked a fixed DNS address.

Answer 2

I'm sorry to drag the tech discussion level down, but there are a couple of other things you might try. You might contact whoever the provider is for the wifi. I've run into WiFi "hotspots" that just weren't hot -- the router is on, but not providing Internet connection. I also run into public wifi hotspots that are ostensibly unsecured, but then require an online login through a browser. Theoretically, they are supposed to hijack my browser and take it to their site for disclaimer approval, and possibly a free sign-in (w/ ad for faster service for a price). However, often that doesn't work and I just get no functioning Internet. Usually there's an actual URL that can be typed in to go to their sign-in page.