Windows 10 Pro connection to the internet

I upgraded yesterday to Windows 10 Pro and have had issues with internet connectivity. Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge work fine (even though if I run Chrome update it tells me that I am not connected to the internet). Many software that needs to connect to the internet to validate ownership can no longer connect. Spent a while with a Windows rep on a chat and he thought it was a driver issue, but when he transferred me to a technician the wait time was too long..... Has anyone any ideas ? Programs like Norton Utilities, Quicken, Steam cannot connect to the internet.

Hello , I understand that your desktop computer is experiencing issues connecting to your network, and I would be happy to assist you in this matter! You can check for any applicable drivers for your system by checking Windows Updates, or periodically checking the Software and Drivers page for updated Windows 10 drivers. I hope this helps! Best Regards

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