internet is connected and working well but system shows you are not connected to any network

Hi BRC BANASKANTHA DANTIWADA,

Thanks for reaching out! I understand you're seeing a message that says you're not connected to any network, even though your internet is working fine and you're also having trouble downloading APK files.

To help you better, I’ll walk through solutions for both Windows PC and Android, since APK files are typically used on Android but can also be downloaded on a PC for emulation or development.

Windows PC

Sometimes Windows may falsely report that you're not connected to a network due to a bug in the Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI). Here are a few steps you can try:

1. Reset Network Settings Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run:

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

   Then restart your PC.
2. Update Network Drivers Go to Device Manager → Network Adapters, right-click your adapter, and choose Update driver.
3. Check Firewall or Antivirus Some security software may block network checks or downloads. Try temporarily disabling them to test.
4. Advanced (Optional): You can also disable NCSI checks via registry if you're comfortable with advanced settings. More info here: Microsoft Docs – Network Connectivity Status Indicator

Android device

If you're trying to download APK files directly on your phone and it's not working, here are some common fixes:

1. Enable Unknown Sources Go to Settings → Security → Install unknown apps, and enable it for the browser or file manager you're using.
2. Check Storage Space Make sure you have enough free space under Settings → Storage.
3. Use a Proper Installer for Split APKs If the APK is a bundle (like .XAPK or .APKS), use an installer like:
   • Split APKs Installer (SAI)
   • APKMirror Installer
4. Clear Download Manager Cache Go to Settings → Apps → Download Manager → Storage → Clear Cache & Data.
5. Fix Date & Time Settings Ensure automatic date and time is enabled—incorrect settings can block downloads.
6. Switch Network Try switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data, or restarting your router and phone.

If you have the time, please check out these links for more information:

• Google Play Help – Fix problems downloading apps
• TechCult – 12 Ways to Fix Unable to Download on Android

Let me know if you run into any more issues - I'd be happy to help!