Network/WiFi icon not appearing
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Have a problem after i installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Network icon that indicates connection and or WiFi signal on top-right is not appearing. Tried lots of suggestions on site but no luck ( like here ). Though i can connect to WiFi from network-manager, I prefer the icon handle and the easy it affords.
How can i get this to appear. Thanks.
16.04 networking icons
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Have a problem after i installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Network icon that indicates connection and or WiFi signal on top-right is not appearing. Tried lots of suggestions on site but no luck ( like here ). Though i can connect to WiFi from network-manager, I prefer the icon handle and the easy it affords.
How can i get this to appear. Thanks.
16.04 networking icons
asked Feb 14 at 15:19
T. Obadiah
6912
if you run these commands in terminal does it have an effect? sudo ifconfig eth0 up then sudo dhclient eth0
– Graham
Feb 14 at 15:35
@Graham Device not found.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 15:38
Arenm-appletandindicator-application-serviceboth in the process list? Did you uninstall eitherindicator-applicationornetwork-manager-gnome?
– dobey
Feb 14 at 15:41
@dobeynm-applet, indicator-application-serviceis not installed. apt install can't locate them either. I have installednetwork-manger-gnome, still no luck.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 18:54
@dobey. Okey it's fixed, after a restart prior-to installing thenetwork-manger-gnomeThanks
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 19:02
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Have a problem after i installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Network icon that indicates connection and or WiFi signal on top-right is not appearing. Tried lots of suggestions on site but no luck ( like here ). Though i can connect to WiFi from network-manager, I prefer the icon handle and the easy it affords.
How can i get this to appear. Thanks.
16.04 networking icons
asked Feb 14 at 15:19
T. Obadiah
6912
Have a problem after i installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Network icon that indicates connection and or WiFi signal on top-right is not appearing. Tried lots of suggestions on site but no luck ( like here ). Though i can connect to WiFi from network-manager, I prefer the icon handle and the easy it affords.
How can i get this to appear. Thanks.
16.04 networking icons
16.04 networking icons
asked Feb 14 at 15:19
T. Obadiah
6912
asked Feb 14 at 15:19
T. Obadiah
6912
asked Feb 14 at 15:19
T. Obadiah
6912
asked Feb 14 at 15:19
T. Obadiah
6912
asked Feb 14 at 15:19
T. Obadiah
6912
6912
if you run these commands in terminal does it have an effect? sudo ifconfig eth0 up then sudo dhclient eth0
– Graham
Feb 14 at 15:35
@Graham Device not found.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 15:38
Arenm-appletandindicator-application-serviceboth in the process list? Did you uninstall eitherindicator-applicationornetwork-manager-gnome?
– dobey
Feb 14 at 15:41
@dobeynm-applet, indicator-application-serviceis not installed. apt install can't locate them either. I have installednetwork-manger-gnome, still no luck.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 18:54
@dobey. Okey it's fixed, after a restart prior-to installing thenetwork-manger-gnomeThanks
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 19:02
add a comment |Â
if you run these commands in terminal does it have an effect? sudo ifconfig eth0 up then sudo dhclient eth0
– Graham
Feb 14 at 15:35
@Graham Device not found.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 15:38
Arenm-appletandindicator-application-serviceboth in the process list? Did you uninstall eitherindicator-applicationornetwork-manager-gnome?
– dobey
Feb 14 at 15:41
@dobeynm-applet, indicator-application-serviceis not installed. apt install can't locate them either. I have installednetwork-manger-gnome, still no luck.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 18:54
@dobey. Okey it's fixed, after a restart prior-to installing thenetwork-manger-gnomeThanks
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 19:02
if you run these commands in terminal does it have an effect? sudo ifconfig eth0 up then sudo dhclient eth0
– Graham
Feb 14 at 15:35
if you run these commands in terminal does it have an effect? sudo ifconfig eth0 up then sudo dhclient eth0
– Graham
Feb 14 at 15:35
@Graham Device not found.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 15:38
@Graham Device not found.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 15:38
Are
nm-applet and indicator-application-service both in the process list? Did you uninstall either indicator-application or network-manager-gnome?– dobey
Feb 14 at 15:41
Are
nm-applet and indicator-application-service both in the process list? Did you uninstall either indicator-application or network-manager-gnome?– dobey
Feb 14 at 15:41
@dobey
nm-applet, indicator-application-service is not installed. apt install can't locate them either. I have installed network-manger-gnome, still no luck.– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 18:54
@dobey
nm-applet, indicator-application-service is not installed. apt install can't locate them either. I have installed network-manger-gnome, still no luck.– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 18:54
@dobey. Okey it's fixed, after a restart prior-to installing the
network-manger-gnome Thanks– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 19:02
@dobey. Okey it's fixed, after a restart prior-to installing the
network-manger-gnome Thanks– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 19:02
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if you run these commands in terminal does it have an effect? sudo ifconfig eth0 up then sudo dhclient eth0
– Graham
Feb 14 at 15:35
@Graham Device not found.
– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 15:38
Are
nm-appletandindicator-application-serviceboth in the process list? Did you uninstall eitherindicator-applicationornetwork-manager-gnome?– dobey
Feb 14 at 15:41
@dobey
nm-applet, indicator-application-serviceis not installed. apt install can't locate them either. I have installednetwork-manger-gnome, still no luck.– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 18:54
@dobey. Okey it's fixed, after a restart prior-to installing the
network-manger-gnomeThanks– T. Obadiah
Feb 14 at 19:02