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Hi,
I’m really sorry about the issue you’re running into, Were you able to try disabling and re-enabling your network adapter from the Device Manager to see if it refreshes the connection status? This issue often happens when Windows incorrectly detects the network state even though internet access works fine through the browser. You can also try running the Network Troubleshooter by going to Settings > System > Troubleshoot > Other troubleshooters > Internet Connections, then follow the steps it suggests. If the issue persists, try flushing the DNS and resetting Winsock again using Command Prompt as administrator (ipconfig /flushdns, then netsh winsock reset).
Did you recently install a Windows update or any VPN or security software that might interfere with the network detection?
Kind regards,