“Local area connection doesn’t a valid IP Configuration”

The window is an operating system of your PC. Without windows, your PC can’t be able to work. Windows provides the power of your PC, which offers various best features to our users. Due to some reason, sometimes your window can’t work correctly. Generally, every user faces problems when he connects to a Wi-Fi network or local network connection. They receive various types of error messages like:

• Local area connection doesn’t have a valid configuration. 
• Ethernet doesn’t have a correct IP configuration. 
• Wi-Fi doesn’t have a proper IP configuration. 
• A wireless network connection doesn’t have a valid IP configuration. 

Most of the time, every person gets these types of messages and faces problems connected to Wi-Fi or local network connection. Above all words, you see that there is not a valid configuration. Now a question arises in your mind that what is the correct shape and how to set it up? 

The valid configuration is a numerical label setting in your PC, which helps to solve your problem. It is assigned to all the devices to connect with the network connection. If you enter the wrong configuration in your device generally, then you face this problem. 

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To solve your connection problem, you need to enter the valid configuration. If you don’t know how to set up correct IP configuration settings? There are five solutions explained below, and you need to follow the below steps to exact setup configuration. These steps apply to both local area and wireless connection (Wi-Fi). So don’t get confused and follow these steps which are explained below: 

Solution 1. 

1. Click on the start button. 
2. Open Control Panel. 
3. A dialogue box appears on the screen, select “Network and internet connection” option. 
4. Click on the “Network and sharing center” option.
5. Select “Change Adapter settings” on the left side of the screen. 
6. Right-click on “Ethernet.” 
7. From the extensive list, select the “Properties” option. 
8. Select the “Internet Protocol version 4” option. 
9. Click on Properties.
10. Select DNS server addresses. 
11. In the Preferred DNS server type, enter 1:1:1:1, and in alternative DNS server type enter 1:0:0:1. 
12. Press Okay. 
13. Close the window. 

Your problem will be solved now. Enjoy connection after connection with your PC. 

Solution 2. 

1. Click on the start button. 
2. Open Control Panel. 
3. A dialogue box appears on the screen, select “Network and internet connection” option. 
4. Click on the “Network and sharing center” option.
5. Click on Internet Adapter.
6. Press disable.  
7. Select “Change Adapter settings” on the left side of the screen. 
8. Right-click on “Ethernet.” 
9. Select enable the option from the list. 

Now your problem will be solved. Enjoy connection after connecting with your PC. 

Solution 3. 

1. Click on the start button. 
2. Open Control Panel. 
3. A dialogue box appears on the screen, select “Network and internet connection” option. 
4. Click on the “Network and sharing center” option.
5. Click on Internet Adapter.
6. Select Properties. 
7. Select the “Internet Protocol version 4” option. 
8. Click on Properties.
9. Click on the “use following IP address” option. 
10. Enter in IP address 192:168:1:67, in Subnet box 255:255:255:0 and in Default gateway 192:168:1:1. 
11. Select DNS server addresses. 
12. In the Preferred DNS server type, enter 1:1:1:1, and in alternative DNS server type enter 1:0:0:1. 
13. Press Okay. 
14. Close the window. 

Now your problem will be solved. Enjoy connection after connecting with your PC.

Solution 4. 

1. Open settings. 
2. Click on network settings. 
3. Click on the network reset. 
4. Press reset now. 
5. Press yes. 
6. Now restart your PC. 
7. After opening the window, press yes. 

Now your problem will be solved. Enjoy connection after connecting with your PC.

Solution 5. 

1. Open device manager. 
2. Expand network adapters. 
3. Right, click on the network adapter. 
4. A list appears on the screen, select uninstall device. 
5. Press uninstall. 
6. Now restart your PC. 

Now your problem will be solved. Enjoy connection after connecting with your PC.

Conclusion:

Everyone faces problems in connecting Wi-Fi or local network connection and want the solution to this problem. There are five answers explained in detail, and you need to follow anyone and solve your problem.