Realtek Semiconductor RTL8723DE Device d723 issue - the solution for Ubuntu 18.04 does not work

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The problem is well described in this post.
As the title says, the suggested fix for the problem for Ubuntu 18.04 seems to run fine, and I am relatively sure to meet the requirements, but after executing the steps from that fix, which seemed to work well, there was still "No Wi-Fi Adapter Found" (in the settings.
I have no idea what to do about that, and the post (respectively the solution quoted above) seemed to fit perfectly to my problem.
What now?
(p.s.: I was not able to comment the post above due to my very low reputation? Also I tagged this question as version-specific, is it?)







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  • Just to make sure, did you reboot once after applying the fix?
    – pomsky
    Jun 7 at 3:59






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    Regarding to forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/… you should set Secure Boot OFF and 'sudo cp /usr/src/rtlwifi-new-0.6/firmware/rtlwifi/* /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ '
    – AlexOnLinux
    Jun 7 at 4:30











  • I have Secure Boot set OFF and executed the step suggested by AlexOnLinux, but still there is nothing found. After restarting, of course.
    – maxS
    Jun 9 at 0:10














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The problem is well described in this post.
As the title says, the suggested fix for the problem for Ubuntu 18.04 seems to run fine, and I am relatively sure to meet the requirements, but after executing the steps from that fix, which seemed to work well, there was still "No Wi-Fi Adapter Found" (in the settings.
I have no idea what to do about that, and the post (respectively the solution quoted above) seemed to fit perfectly to my problem.
What now?
(p.s.: I was not able to comment the post above due to my very low reputation? Also I tagged this question as version-specific, is it?)







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  • Just to make sure, did you reboot once after applying the fix?
    – pomsky
    Jun 7 at 3:59






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    Regarding to forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/… you should set Secure Boot OFF and 'sudo cp /usr/src/rtlwifi-new-0.6/firmware/rtlwifi/* /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ '
    – AlexOnLinux
    Jun 7 at 4:30











  • I have Secure Boot set OFF and executed the step suggested by AlexOnLinux, but still there is nothing found. After restarting, of course.
    – maxS
    Jun 9 at 0:10












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The problem is well described in this post.
As the title says, the suggested fix for the problem for Ubuntu 18.04 seems to run fine, and I am relatively sure to meet the requirements, but after executing the steps from that fix, which seemed to work well, there was still "No Wi-Fi Adapter Found" (in the settings.
I have no idea what to do about that, and the post (respectively the solution quoted above) seemed to fit perfectly to my problem.
What now?
(p.s.: I was not able to comment the post above due to my very low reputation? Also I tagged this question as version-specific, is it?)







share|improve this question













The problem is well described in this post.
As the title says, the suggested fix for the problem for Ubuntu 18.04 seems to run fine, and I am relatively sure to meet the requirements, but after executing the steps from that fix, which seemed to work well, there was still "No Wi-Fi Adapter Found" (in the settings.
I have no idea what to do about that, and the post (respectively the solution quoted above) seemed to fit perfectly to my problem.
What now?
(p.s.: I was not able to comment the post above due to my very low reputation? Also I tagged this question as version-specific, is it?)









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  • Just to make sure, did you reboot once after applying the fix?
    – pomsky
    Jun 7 at 3:59






  • 1




    Regarding to forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/… you should set Secure Boot OFF and 'sudo cp /usr/src/rtlwifi-new-0.6/firmware/rtlwifi/* /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ '
    – AlexOnLinux
    Jun 7 at 4:30











  • I have Secure Boot set OFF and executed the step suggested by AlexOnLinux, but still there is nothing found. After restarting, of course.
    – maxS
    Jun 9 at 0:10
















  • Just to make sure, did you reboot once after applying the fix?
    – pomsky
    Jun 7 at 3:59






  • 1




    Regarding to forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/… you should set Secure Boot OFF and 'sudo cp /usr/src/rtlwifi-new-0.6/firmware/rtlwifi/* /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ '
    – AlexOnLinux
    Jun 7 at 4:30











  • I have Secure Boot set OFF and executed the step suggested by AlexOnLinux, but still there is nothing found. After restarting, of course.
    – maxS
    Jun 9 at 0:10















Just to make sure, did you reboot once after applying the fix?
– pomsky
Jun 7 at 3:59




Just to make sure, did you reboot once after applying the fix?
– pomsky
Jun 7 at 3:59




1




1




Regarding to forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/… you should set Secure Boot OFF and 'sudo cp /usr/src/rtlwifi-new-0.6/firmware/rtlwifi/* /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ '
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 7 at 4:30





Regarding to forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/… you should set Secure Boot OFF and 'sudo cp /usr/src/rtlwifi-new-0.6/firmware/rtlwifi/* /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ '
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 7 at 4:30













I have Secure Boot set OFF and executed the step suggested by AlexOnLinux, but still there is nothing found. After restarting, of course.
– maxS
Jun 9 at 0:10




I have Secure Boot set OFF and executed the step suggested by AlexOnLinux, but still there is nothing found. After restarting, of course.
– maxS
Jun 9 at 0:10















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