Installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS replacing Windows 10, no wifi adapter is found
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Installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS replacing Windows 10.
First time I ever use any non Windows or Apple operating system. Zero Ubuntu knowledge.
The computer is an Acer that uses Realtek Wireless.
No Wi Fi adapter is found.
Read some related answers and tried using commands posted for other similar questions. Not been able to find a solution.
Basically, how do I make Ubuntu 18.04 LTS find my Wi Fi adapter and connect to the internet?
Any helpful advice is greatly appreciated.
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Installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS replacing Windows 10.
First time I ever use any non Windows or Apple operating system. Zero Ubuntu knowledge.
The computer is an Acer that uses Realtek Wireless.
No Wi Fi adapter is found.
Read some related answers and tried using commands posted for other similar questions. Not been able to find a solution.
Basically, how do I make Ubuntu 18.04 LTS find my Wi Fi adapter and connect to the internet?
Any helpful advice is greatly appreciated.
wireless
asked 4 hours ago
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Realtek make more than one wireless device; so more information is required. Try running the following commandsudo lshw -C network(list-hardware of class network), then edit your question and add the command & output to your question.
– guiverc
4 hours ago
Please edit your question and post output of the following commands: 1.nmcli device, 2.ip addr showand 3.ls -l /etc/resolv.conf
– Marmayogi
2 hours ago
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Installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS replacing Windows 10.
First time I ever use any non Windows or Apple operating system. Zero Ubuntu knowledge.
The computer is an Acer that uses Realtek Wireless.
No Wi Fi adapter is found.
Read some related answers and tried using commands posted for other similar questions. Not been able to find a solution.
Basically, how do I make Ubuntu 18.04 LTS find my Wi Fi adapter and connect to the internet?
Any helpful advice is greatly appreciated.
wireless
asked 4 hours ago
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Installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS replacing Windows 10.
First time I ever use any non Windows or Apple operating system. Zero Ubuntu knowledge.
The computer is an Acer that uses Realtek Wireless.
No Wi Fi adapter is found.
Read some related answers and tried using commands posted for other similar questions. Not been able to find a solution.
Basically, how do I make Ubuntu 18.04 LTS find my Wi Fi adapter and connect to the internet?
Any helpful advice is greatly appreciated.
wireless
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Realtek make more than one wireless device; so more information is required. Try running the following commandsudo lshw -C network(list-hardware of class network), then edit your question and add the command & output to your question.
– guiverc
4 hours ago
Please edit your question and post output of the following commands: 1.nmcli device, 2.ip addr showand 3.ls -l /etc/resolv.conf
– Marmayogi
2 hours ago
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Realtek make more than one wireless device; so more information is required. Try running the following commandsudo lshw -C network(list-hardware of class network), then edit your question and add the command & output to your question.
– guiverc
4 hours ago
Please edit your question and post output of the following commands: 1.nmcli device, 2.ip addr showand 3.ls -l /etc/resolv.conf
– Marmayogi
2 hours ago
Realtek make more than one wireless device; so more information is required. Try running the following command
sudo lshw -C network (list-hardware of class network), then edit your question and add the command & output to your question.– guiverc
4 hours ago
Realtek make more than one wireless device; so more information is required. Try running the following command
sudo lshw -C network (list-hardware of class network), then edit your question and add the command & output to your question.– guiverc
4 hours ago
Please edit your question and post output of the following commands: 1.
nmcli device, 2. ip addr show and 3. ls -l /etc/resolv.conf– Marmayogi
2 hours ago
Please edit your question and post output of the following commands: 1.
nmcli device, 2. ip addr show and 3. ls -l /etc/resolv.conf– Marmayogi
2 hours ago
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Realtek make more than one wireless device; so more information is required. Try running the following command
sudo lshw -C network(list-hardware of class network), then edit your question and add the command & output to your question.– guiverc
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Please edit your question and post output of the following commands: 1.
nmcli device, 2.ip addr showand 3.ls -l /etc/resolv.conf– Marmayogi
2 hours ago