Msftconnecttest Redirect

Fix Msftconnecttest Redirect Error on Windows 10/11 and Server

Understanding the Msftconnecttest Error

The Msftconnecttest redirect error occurs on Windows computers when the Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI) tool attempts to verify internet connectivity. This error arises from NCSI detecting issues establishing a connection.

Causes of the Msftconnecttest Error

* Default browser settings: Incorrectly configured default browser settings can trigger the error. * Internet connectivity problems: If your computer lacks stable internet access, the NCSI test may fail. * Firewall or antivirus software: Overly restrictive firewall or antivirus programs can interfere with the NCSI test.

Troubleshooting the Msftconnecttest Error

1. Check Default Browser Settings * Go to Settings > Apps > Default apps. * Under "Choose default apps by protocol," locate the HTTP/HTTPS entry. * Click on the browser you prefer to use and set it as the default. 2. Verify Internet Connectivity * Ensure your computer is connected to a stable internet source. * Run a network troubleshooter to identify any connectivity issues. 3. Adjust Firewall or Antivirus Settings * Temporarily disable any active firewall or antivirus software. * Add an exception for NCSI in your firewall or antivirus settings.

Additional Troubleshooting Tips

* Restart your computer: Restarting your computer can often resolve temporary issues causing the error. * Run the Network Connectivity Troubleshooter: Use the built-in Windows Network Connectivity Troubleshooter to automatically diagnose and fix internet connectivity problems. * Update Windows: Installing the latest Windows updates can include fixes for the Msftconnecttest error. * Contact Microsoft Support: If the above steps do not resolve the issue, reach out to Microsoft Support for further assistance.