Can't connect to wifi - Wifi device wlp1s0 disconnected

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Been having trouble with wifi on my laptop for a few months now when I am in ubuntu. Out of nowhere, I no longer see a network symbol in the top right of my UI. Wifi connections that I already had will still connect, but I have no way of connecting to new ones. When I go to the network manager through the UI, it shows the networks but does not allow me to connect to them.



When I type nmcli device in the terminal, I see that my wifi device, wlp1s0, is disconnected. I have a feeling it is related to my struggles. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks







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    Been having trouble with wifi on my laptop for a few months now when I am in ubuntu. Out of nowhere, I no longer see a network symbol in the top right of my UI. Wifi connections that I already had will still connect, but I have no way of connecting to new ones. When I go to the network manager through the UI, it shows the networks but does not allow me to connect to them.



    When I type nmcli device in the terminal, I see that my wifi device, wlp1s0, is disconnected. I have a feeling it is related to my struggles. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks







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      Been having trouble with wifi on my laptop for a few months now when I am in ubuntu. Out of nowhere, I no longer see a network symbol in the top right of my UI. Wifi connections that I already had will still connect, but I have no way of connecting to new ones. When I go to the network manager through the UI, it shows the networks but does not allow me to connect to them.



      When I type nmcli device in the terminal, I see that my wifi device, wlp1s0, is disconnected. I have a feeling it is related to my struggles. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks







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      Been having trouble with wifi on my laptop for a few months now when I am in ubuntu. Out of nowhere, I no longer see a network symbol in the top right of my UI. Wifi connections that I already had will still connect, but I have no way of connecting to new ones. When I go to the network manager through the UI, it shows the networks but does not allow me to connect to them.



      When I type nmcli device in the terminal, I see that my wifi device, wlp1s0, is disconnected. I have a feeling it is related to my struggles. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks









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