How do I turn on WiFi and WebCam on Medion AKOYA E7214 laptop?
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The Fn + F7 / Fn + F9 are the keyboard toggles for Wifi and WebCam respectively. These don't seem to work in Bionic. The BIOS is unhelpful offering either off or last state for each of these. The machine is dual boot but Windows 10 doesn't appear to use these key combinations either.
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The Fn + F7 / Fn + F9 are the keyboard toggles for Wifi and WebCam respectively. These don't seem to work in Bionic. The BIOS is unhelpful offering either off or last state for each of these. The machine is dual boot but Windows 10 doesn't appear to use these key combinations either.
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The Fn + F7 / Fn + F9 are the keyboard toggles for Wifi and WebCam respectively. These don't seem to work in Bionic. The BIOS is unhelpful offering either off or last state for each of these. The machine is dual boot but Windows 10 doesn't appear to use these key combinations either.
dual-boot wireless shortcut-keys 18.04
asked May 13 at 15:53
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The Fn + F7 / Fn + F9 are the keyboard toggles for Wifi and WebCam respectively. These don't seem to work in Bionic. The BIOS is unhelpful offering either off or last state for each of these. The machine is dual boot but Windows 10 doesn't appear to use these key combinations either.
dual-boot wireless shortcut-keys 18.04
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It isn't obvious but Medion's support website has a downloadable Windows driver/program called "Launch Manager" (for Win7). This is needed on Win 10 to use the Fn + F7 & F9 key combinations. After installing Launch Manager and turning on WiFi and WebCam in Win10 with the BIOS set to "last state", Ubuntu can access WiFi and Camera on the laptop. I can now use Skype and WiFi.
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1 Answer
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up vote
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It isn't obvious but Medion's support website has a downloadable Windows driver/program called "Launch Manager" (for Win7). This is needed on Win 10 to use the Fn + F7 & F9 key combinations. After installing Launch Manager and turning on WiFi and WebCam in Win10 with the BIOS set to "last state", Ubuntu can access WiFi and Camera on the laptop. I can now use Skype and WiFi.
edited May 13 at 20:04
Vlad Spirin
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It isn't obvious but Medion's support website has a downloadable Windows driver/program called "Launch Manager" (for Win7). This is needed on Win 10 to use the Fn + F7 & F9 key combinations. After installing Launch Manager and turning on WiFi and WebCam in Win10 with the BIOS set to "last state", Ubuntu can access WiFi and Camera on the laptop. I can now use Skype and WiFi.
edited May 13 at 20:04
Vlad Spirin
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answered May 13 at 15:53
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up vote
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up vote
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It isn't obvious but Medion's support website has a downloadable Windows driver/program called "Launch Manager" (for Win7). This is needed on Win 10 to use the Fn + F7 & F9 key combinations. After installing Launch Manager and turning on WiFi and WebCam in Win10 with the BIOS set to "last state", Ubuntu can access WiFi and Camera on the laptop. I can now use Skype and WiFi.
edited May 13 at 20:04
Vlad Spirin
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answered May 13 at 15:53
user824808
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It isn't obvious but Medion's support website has a downloadable Windows driver/program called "Launch Manager" (for Win7). This is needed on Win 10 to use the Fn + F7 & F9 key combinations. After installing Launch Manager and turning on WiFi and WebCam in Win10 with the BIOS set to "last state", Ubuntu can access WiFi and Camera on the laptop. I can now use Skype and WiFi.
edited May 13 at 20:04
Vlad Spirin
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answered May 13 at 15:53
user824808
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edited May 13 at 20:04
Vlad Spirin
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edited May 13 at 20:04
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