After initially coming here and noticed nobody already had a fix, this occurred to me based on what I know about networking (I hold a CCNP and work on Cisco enterprise wireless) as well as Windows behavior, and how I was troubleshooting such a webauth page minutes earlier and was probably still connected to it. This is a bug that Microsoft should fix, rather than send a representative who doesn't read your question enough to understand what qualifiers apply, has less knowledge than the asker, and can't read your post fully, and/or lacks the analytical capability to troubleshoot in order to answer the question, only to instead throw you off on random tangents based on some script he goes off of without any actual knowledge of the underlying causes so he could make a better suggestion. It will periodically do this to 'help' you log in to a network opening your browser to that URL, which can then reach Microsoft's actual website, which subsequently redirects you to MSN. If you're on a wired network, then this will send the URL request over the wired network instead, which WILL be able to reach the outside internet without having to log in to your wifi. Windows 10 prioritizes wired always, meanwhile it also has a feature so that if it detects a wireless network with a web landing, then it directs your browser to a Microsoft owned URL (I forgot the exact URL,) which is then supposed to be redirected by your wireless controller to its internal IP, therefore showing you the landing page. If you're connected to a wireless network that has a web-based login portal (whether you type a login/password, or just click agree to the terms and conditions, they're both the same) while you're also connected to a wired, then that is probably the cause, and your workaround is to disconnect to that wireless network (or alternatively, just log in.)Įxplanation: Windows 10 has a new behavior to correct Windows 7's worse behavior of frequently prioritizing wireless connections over wired connections, while you're connected to both, and getting the interface metrics all wrong. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below.

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