How permanently fixed to the "DNS Server Not Responding", most of the fixes I've tried fix the issue temporarily and once you put the computer into sleep mode, after it wakes up you have no Internet again. In the first section of the video will focus on how to get the internet back on, when the ethernet is connected but there is no internet, once we got the Internet back on and working, we will move to the permanent fix, so it won't happen every time you turn on your computer, or wake your computer up from sleep mode. when trying to fix the issue using the network troubleshooter to diagnose the problem, you will get one of these two messages, either the DNS Server Not Responding (your computer appears to be correctly configured, but the device or resource (dns server) is not responding), or the Default gateway is not available message. This is part of the same problem, let's get to fix the issue permanently, to do that we will be using, manually updating the LAN drivers, finding out which motherboard your computer has, and what type of operating system, so you get the correct driver for your motherboard and Windows version, which version of LAN network driver is currently installed on your computer, and why Windows automatic driver update will not help in this case. - system information - device manager - driver update - how to find your motherboard model - how to find your current adapter driver version ---- IF YOU CONSTANTLY START TO WRITE THE CAPS LOCK ON,, this is the program for you https://anycaseapp.com/ (Developed by me Yaron Elharar) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlGgQJGZ9Io

Windows comes with 4 built in ways to take a screenshot, and this video where going through how to screenshot on pc from the most useful way, the way that allows drawing directly on the image captured, to taking screenshots without any sort of post editing, which is possible but less useful for most. how to take a screenshot, the video goes through these 4 ways: 1) Snap & Sketch The newest addition to Windows (Just added by Microsoft) 2) Snipping tool - the long-standing built in screenshot tool for windows, the snipping tool is being phased out and replaced by the new Snap & Sketch. 3) Taking a screenshot of the entire desktop no matter how many screens you have currently connected to the computer, this option takes a screenshot of what is currently showing on all connected screens whether it's one screen (Probably what you have) or 10 Use - Windows key + Printscreen key 4) The fourth option we go through lets you take the screenshot of a specific window without the entire desktop background, rather it will capture only the current active window you are using, to do that you add to the previous key combination the alt key Use - Windows key + Alt + Printscreen key 5) There is another way to take a screenshot not mentioned in the video and that's simply Pressing the Printscreen Key, this will take a screenshot of the entire desktop area no matter how many screens you have connected but will keep that in memory (A.K.A a file WILL NOT be created to store what you have captured) That means if you want to use what you have screenshotted you will have to paste it into a program that accepts image files, such as Windows paint. Pressing only the Printscreen key ------ If you're interested about "Who am I?" You can take a look at my latest Project here - https://anycaseapp.com/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMfwr4aPEnI