remove huawei usb modem and reinstall on ubuntu 17.10
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My Huawei USB modem has been working well on Ubuntu 17.10 since installation But suddenly stopped working for no apparent reason. lsusb shows that it is a modem and reconfiguring it shows the provider settings are correct. The GUI manager recognises it but it will not connect to my provider. It appears to try and connect but drops out after a second or so. The modem works in a windows laptop? My provider suggests reinstalling the drivers but I am not certain how to do this. The modem is a Huawei CE0682. It has worked well until recently. The WI-FI works fine. Any suggestions would be appreciated please.
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My Huawei USB modem has been working well on Ubuntu 17.10 since installation But suddenly stopped working for no apparent reason. lsusb shows that it is a modem and reconfiguring it shows the provider settings are correct. The GUI manager recognises it but it will not connect to my provider. It appears to try and connect but drops out after a second or so. The modem works in a windows laptop? My provider suggests reinstalling the drivers but I am not certain how to do this. The modem is a Huawei CE0682. It has worked well until recently. The WI-FI works fine. Any suggestions would be appreciated please.
networking usb-modem
asked May 15 at 9:43
Dave Alexander
84117
This problem has been resolved. When I said the modem works in a windows laptop, I had asked a friend to test it for me. He only got the the provider identification and assumed it was OK which it was not. A new modem solved my problem. Sorry for giving you incorrect information.
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May 17 at 12:52
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My Huawei USB modem has been working well on Ubuntu 17.10 since installation But suddenly stopped working for no apparent reason. lsusb shows that it is a modem and reconfiguring it shows the provider settings are correct. The GUI manager recognises it but it will not connect to my provider. It appears to try and connect but drops out after a second or so. The modem works in a windows laptop? My provider suggests reinstalling the drivers but I am not certain how to do this. The modem is a Huawei CE0682. It has worked well until recently. The WI-FI works fine. Any suggestions would be appreciated please.
networking usb-modem
asked May 15 at 9:43
Dave Alexander
84117
My Huawei USB modem has been working well on Ubuntu 17.10 since installation But suddenly stopped working for no apparent reason. lsusb shows that it is a modem and reconfiguring it shows the provider settings are correct. The GUI manager recognises it but it will not connect to my provider. It appears to try and connect but drops out after a second or so. The modem works in a windows laptop? My provider suggests reinstalling the drivers but I am not certain how to do this. The modem is a Huawei CE0682. It has worked well until recently. The WI-FI works fine. Any suggestions would be appreciated please.
networking usb-modem
asked May 15 at 9:43
Dave Alexander
84117
asked May 15 at 9:43
Dave Alexander
84117
asked May 15 at 9:43
Dave Alexander
84117
asked May 15 at 9:43
Dave Alexander
84117
84117
This problem has been resolved. When I said the modem works in a windows laptop, I had asked a friend to test it for me. He only got the the provider identification and assumed it was OK which it was not. A new modem solved my problem. Sorry for giving you incorrect information.
– Dave Alexander
May 17 at 12:52
add a comment |Â
This problem has been resolved. When I said the modem works in a windows laptop, I had asked a friend to test it for me. He only got the the provider identification and assumed it was OK which it was not. A new modem solved my problem. Sorry for giving you incorrect information.
– Dave Alexander
May 17 at 12:52
This problem has been resolved. When I said the modem works in a windows laptop, I had asked a friend to test it for me. He only got the the provider identification and assumed it was OK which it was not. A new modem solved my problem. Sorry for giving you incorrect information.
– Dave Alexander
May 17 at 12:52
This problem has been resolved. When I said the modem works in a windows laptop, I had asked a friend to test it for me. He only got the the provider identification and assumed it was OK which it was not. A new modem solved my problem. Sorry for giving you incorrect information.
– Dave Alexander
May 17 at 12:52
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This problem has been resolved. When I said the modem works in a windows laptop, I had asked a friend to test it for me. He only got the the provider identification and assumed it was OK which it was not. A new modem solved my problem. Sorry for giving you incorrect information.
– Dave Alexander
May 17 at 12:52