How to permanently disable airplane mode in Ubuntu 18.04?
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Ubuntu 18.04 on an HP Notebook goes into airplane mode when I close the lid and then open it. That disables WiFi; the next time I close-and-reopen the lid, airplane mode goes off and WiFi enables again. How do I use power management to keep WiFi on?
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Ubuntu 18.04 on an HP Notebook goes into airplane mode when I close the lid and then open it. That disables WiFi; the next time I close-and-reopen the lid, airplane mode goes off and WiFi enables again. How do I use power management to keep WiFi on?
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you need to keep wifi active. there is a setting for this in settings See "power" section
– Rinzwind
May 15 at 17:02
it is already active
– Tuhin Garai
May 15 at 17:18
Does your system suspend or hibernate when you close the screen?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 15 at 17:34
Same problem for me using asus fx553vd and kubuntu 18.04
– Mario Stefanutti
May 15 at 20:20
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Ubuntu 18.04 on an HP Notebook goes into airplane mode when I close the lid and then open it. That disables WiFi; the next time I close-and-reopen the lid, airplane mode goes off and WiFi enables again. How do I use power management to keep WiFi on?
power-management 18.04 hp airplane-mode
edited May 15 at 17:15
K7AAY
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asked May 15 at 16:57
Tuhin Garai
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Ubuntu 18.04 on an HP Notebook goes into airplane mode when I close the lid and then open it. That disables WiFi; the next time I close-and-reopen the lid, airplane mode goes off and WiFi enables again. How do I use power management to keep WiFi on?
power-management 18.04 hp airplane-mode
edited May 15 at 17:15
K7AAY
3,73221443
asked May 15 at 16:57
Tuhin Garai
112
edited May 15 at 17:15
K7AAY
3,73221443
edited May 15 at 17:15
K7AAY
3,73221443
edited May 15 at 17:15
K7AAY
3,73221443
3,73221443
asked May 15 at 16:57
Tuhin Garai
112
asked May 15 at 16:57
Tuhin Garai
112
asked May 15 at 16:57
Tuhin Garai
112
112
you need to keep wifi active. there is a setting for this in settings See "power" section
– Rinzwind
May 15 at 17:02
it is already active
– Tuhin Garai
May 15 at 17:18
Does your system suspend or hibernate when you close the screen?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 15 at 17:34
Same problem for me using asus fx553vd and kubuntu 18.04
– Mario Stefanutti
May 15 at 20:20
add a comment |Â
you need to keep wifi active. there is a setting for this in settings See "power" section
– Rinzwind
May 15 at 17:02
it is already active
– Tuhin Garai
May 15 at 17:18
Does your system suspend or hibernate when you close the screen?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 15 at 17:34
Same problem for me using asus fx553vd and kubuntu 18.04
– Mario Stefanutti
May 15 at 20:20
you need to keep wifi active. there is a setting for this in settings See "power" section
– Rinzwind
May 15 at 17:02
you need to keep wifi active. there is a setting for this in settings See "power" section
– Rinzwind
May 15 at 17:02
it is already active
– Tuhin Garai
May 15 at 17:18
it is already active
– Tuhin Garai
May 15 at 17:18
Does your system suspend or hibernate when you close the screen?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 15 at 17:34
Does your system suspend or hibernate when you close the screen?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 15 at 17:34
Same problem for me using asus fx553vd and kubuntu 18.04
– Mario Stefanutti
May 15 at 20:20
Same problem for me using asus fx553vd and kubuntu 18.04
– Mario Stefanutti
May 15 at 20:20
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It is fixed automatically. Sorry for the noise!
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It is fixed automatically. Sorry for the noise!
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It is fixed automatically. Sorry for the noise!
answered May 17 at 6:23
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It is fixed automatically. Sorry for the noise!
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answered May 17 at 6:23
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you need to keep wifi active. there is a setting for this in settings See "power" section
– Rinzwind
May 15 at 17:02
it is already active
– Tuhin Garai
May 15 at 17:18
Does your system suspend or hibernate when you close the screen?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 15 at 17:34
Same problem for me using asus fx553vd and kubuntu 18.04
– Mario Stefanutti
May 15 at 20:20