04-24-2014, 09:40 PM
You shouldn't have to do anything else as far as I know. Don't have whole lot of experience messing with wireless problems, so someone else may correct me on that.
Double-check that the wireless isn't turned off on the hardware level. Do you have any kind of switch or slider that turns it on and off? A special key that you hit to enable it?
When you click or right-click on the networking icon, is wireless networking enabled?
If none of the above point to the problem, post back output of this in a terminal:
Double-check that the wireless isn't turned off on the hardware level. Do you have any kind of switch or slider that turns it on and off? A special key that you hit to enable it?
When you click or right-click on the networking icon, is wireless networking enabled?
If none of the above point to the problem, post back output of this in a terminal:
Code:
rfkill list
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