First off, I hope that I am in the right place and posting with the correct format.
I have an issue. Mainly my issue is I have WAY to much to do. But, I have been using Linux lite for about a year now. And the ease of use has made me quite inept at understanding Linux. I really do not know how to navigate directories and understand much of the Linux structure. But, I still do not want to abandon Linux if I do not have to.
Tonight, I plugged my iPhone into my Linux lite Dell Inspiron 1525 in order to try and upload some picture off of it for work.
I shouldn't have done this. It was stupid as could be. I am my family computer person, and I cannot tell you how often the Wi-Fi of an older model laptop/desktop goes down from plugging in an iPhone.
This is a very common problem for me, as my mother constantly plugs in her iPhone to her HP laptop (the 3rd one now) and then whatya know the Wi-Fi stops working. It happens with older desktops as well, but I just plug those in to ethernet.
I do not think this is a coincidence. It is far to common for this to be the case.
My question is, is there a restore point on Linux lite?
Or is there a way to search and destroy whatever was done to my networking tonight after plugging in my iPhone?
I cannot even view the networks, which is new to me, as I am usually able to view the Wi-Fi networks in my area but I am not able to connect.
This time they do not even come up.
If there is no solution, I will probably just abandon Linux, as I do not have the time. I do not want to do this, but my life is too stressful to have to deal with Apple screwing over my devices constantly.
Please help. I am all ears. Whatever information you need I will get.
I must remind you, you will have to speak to me as a small child. I have used windows most of my life and will need direction on how to go about commands in the terminal.
Thanks in advance.
I have an issue. Mainly my issue is I have WAY to much to do. But, I have been using Linux lite for about a year now. And the ease of use has made me quite inept at understanding Linux. I really do not know how to navigate directories and understand much of the Linux structure. But, I still do not want to abandon Linux if I do not have to.
Tonight, I plugged my iPhone into my Linux lite Dell Inspiron 1525 in order to try and upload some picture off of it for work.
I shouldn't have done this. It was stupid as could be. I am my family computer person, and I cannot tell you how often the Wi-Fi of an older model laptop/desktop goes down from plugging in an iPhone.
This is a very common problem for me, as my mother constantly plugs in her iPhone to her HP laptop (the 3rd one now) and then whatya know the Wi-Fi stops working. It happens with older desktops as well, but I just plug those in to ethernet.
I do not think this is a coincidence. It is far to common for this to be the case.
My question is, is there a restore point on Linux lite?
Or is there a way to search and destroy whatever was done to my networking tonight after plugging in my iPhone?
I cannot even view the networks, which is new to me, as I am usually able to view the Wi-Fi networks in my area but I am not able to connect.
This time they do not even come up.
If there is no solution, I will probably just abandon Linux, as I do not have the time. I do not want to do this, but my life is too stressful to have to deal with Apple screwing over my devices constantly.
Please help. I am all ears. Whatever information you need I will get.
I must remind you, you will have to speak to me as a small child. I have used windows most of my life and will need direction on how to go about commands in the terminal.
Thanks in advance.