Hi there! I understand you're getting a "no internet" message when trying to log in to the RoadReady app, even though other apps on your Windows device have internet access and work fine. Let’s try to get this sorted out for you.

First, just to clarify:
- Are you using the RoadReady app on your Windows 10 device, or are you accessing RoadReady via a web browser?
- When exactly does the "no internet" message appear—right at login, or earlier/later in the process?
- Have you tried restarting the app or your device already?

While waiting for your answers, here’s a step-by-step approach you can try to resolve this:

1. Check Network Connection Within the App:
Sometimes, the app itself may have cached data or temporary glitches connecting to its servers. Try closing the RoadReady app completely (make sure it’s not running in the background), then reopen it and try logging in again.

2. Verify Firewall and Antivirus Settings:
Occasionally, security software can block apps from accessing the internet. On Windows 10, check your firewall settings:
- Go to Windows Security > Firewall & network protection.
- Click Allow an app through firewall.
- Ensure RoadReady is allowed on your Private and Public networks.
If it’s not there, add it manually.

3. Flush DNS and Reset Network Settings:
A simple network reset can sometimes help with connectivity issues specific to apps.
- Open Command Prompt as Administrator (right-click Start button > Command Prompt (Admin)).
- Type ipconfig /flushdns and press Enter.
- Then type netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
- Restart your PC and try again.

4. Check for App Updates or Reinstall:
If you have the app installed, check the Microsoft Store for updates in case there’s a fix for connectivity problems.
Alternatively, uninstall the app, restart your PC, then reinstall the latest version.

5. Test Internet Connection in Another App with Similar Permissions:
Try another app or website that needs internet similarly (e.g., a streaming app or another educational app) on the same device and network. If it works, the problem is likely with the RoadReady app or its servers.

6. Try Switching Network (if possible):
If you can, try connecting through a different Wi-Fi network or use a mobile hotspot briefly. This helps check if the issue is network-specific.

If after these steps the message persists, let me know if you see any error codes or additional messages. Also, if you are part of an organization or school using RoadReady, sometimes login issues can relate to account permissions or server-side problems.

Are you happy with these steps so far? If not fixed, I’m here to help dig deeper or escalate if needed.