WIFI connected but no Internet

Nope, I have AVG antivirus though, thats it really in terms of security products.

i uninstalled avg altogether... no success

So next up is the old date/time issue. There so little detail that I can't tell you much else other than the usual. As to AVG, did you use their removal tool?

what other details do you need? and what date time issue are u referring to?

If the date and time is too far off, you see troubles. It's a basic thing so I'm beginning to worry when I mention date and time and folk ask me more.

There's so little about your host OS, PC that we are stuck with "it doesn't work."

At that point you have to tell folk to system restore to when it worked or factory reset. It's not a matter of telling this or that, consider what you use to work such issues.

well the date / time on my machine is correctly set.
Regarding-
"There's so little about your host OS, PC that we are stuck with "it doesn't work.""

Its win7 sp1. As to other specifics, dude, just ask..... sigh, and system restore doesnt have any restore points to fall back on, it seems it was corrupted and lost all points.

Try running SPECCY and see what is missing on updates.
Also, use GRIF's advice and be sure it's clean.

http://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/how-to-remove-pup-option-603542/#post-f742c795-5881-433b-a29b-6d758efe5cd3

If you don't feel like reading the SPECCY, just post it like this:
https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web

Be sure to try SAFE MODE WITH NETWORKING.

I've run into folk that want me to tell them what to post. I've found issues with so many areas given a minimal of clues and sometimes never found it given every clue. When I see it all, and it's still brokn then it must be a really banged up OS and we move to the nuclear option.

It's not like Microsoft has given us the rather nice new install the OS and leave the user files and apps like we have in W10 for W7. W7 is from the Jurassic era where men were men and the OS was hammered into place. This is no joke!

ok cool, so i ran the speccy.... results in the link below. I also tried the safe mode, but nothing. Hopefully you can find something.
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/yMDa8D0qg7pd8e3pGJbq7X7

Thanks for the suggestions so far. I double checked the last set of suggestions but to no avail. I did however, look at the system event viewer to try to find any clues. I did notice something interesting

Additional Data: Error Value: 14. I have 1 "Critical" error for Task Scheduler whereby get the following details:
"Task Scheduler service has encountered RPC initialization error in "RpcServerUseProtseq:ncacn_ip_tcp"

Upon some research I checked windows disk degrag and system restore and these are not working and Im pretty sure its because of this. I also think this is related to the Wifi problem. Mayby DNS or something??

If I google "RpcServerUseProtseq:ncacn_ip_tcp" there are prior discussions. Try the one at https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/831050-windows-7-task-scheduler-won-t-start and see if that's it. You'll have to clear the event viewer and reboot to see what happens.

In the Speccy are a lot of suspicious connections. Are you running any game streaming?
Example at https://forums.malwarebytes.org/topic/163569-rundll32exe-too-many-susbisious-connections-and-ram-usage/

nope, no game streaming. currently googling the error, so will let u know if I find anything.

Have me thinking there's something bad on that PC. It doesn't tell me what but do scan with Grif's list or just go to bleepingcomputer and wait for a response. They use tools and such I don't here.

-> http://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/how-to-remove-pup-option-603542/#post-f742c795-5881-433b-a29b-6d758efe5cd3