RTL8192EE wifi not working
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I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 17.10 Dual Booted on a Lenovo Thinkpad t440s. Network card is RTL8192EE. The wifi may connect for only a few seconds, then completely drops and no networks are visible. Lots on startup the internet won't connect at all, but once in a while the internet will randomly work perfectly until the computer sleeps. This, however has only happened a few times. So I'm looking for a way to fix my network connectivity issues.
I have browsed a number of fixes on various forums and this one seemed to help, but the problem persisted after 2 reboots:
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/reserve-7#TOC-Realtek-RTL8192EU-chipset-0bda:818b-
This seems to be a popular issue, however I still have not found a solution that works. Any help would be great, as I am new to linux.
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I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 17.10 Dual Booted on a Lenovo Thinkpad t440s. Network card is RTL8192EE. The wifi may connect for only a few seconds, then completely drops and no networks are visible. Lots on startup the internet won't connect at all, but once in a while the internet will randomly work perfectly until the computer sleeps. This, however has only happened a few times. So I'm looking for a way to fix my network connectivity issues.
I have browsed a number of fixes on various forums and this one seemed to help, but the problem persisted after 2 reboots:
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/reserve-7#TOC-Realtek-RTL8192EU-chipset-0bda:818b-
This seems to be a popular issue, however I still have not found a solution that works. Any help would be great, as I am new to linux.
drivers wireless internet lenovo
asked Apr 26 at 21:18
nickZombolas
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I have a Realtek rtl8821ae and it's unstable as well. Personally, I reload the kernel module until the WiFi works, but the only solid advice I can give you is to disable WiFi power saving and keep up with kernel updates in hopes that future patches will make the wireless card more usable.
– dsstorefile1
Apr 26 at 21:21
you can disable power management withsudo iw dev wlan0 set power_save off. useiwconfigto see if it has indeed been disabled
– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:04
Thanks guys. I have turned power saving off and will see how that turns out. How can i reload the kernel module though? This is my first time running linux so it's still pretty new to me.
– nickZombolas
Apr 27 at 16:52
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I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 17.10 Dual Booted on a Lenovo Thinkpad t440s. Network card is RTL8192EE. The wifi may connect for only a few seconds, then completely drops and no networks are visible. Lots on startup the internet won't connect at all, but once in a while the internet will randomly work perfectly until the computer sleeps. This, however has only happened a few times. So I'm looking for a way to fix my network connectivity issues.
I have browsed a number of fixes on various forums and this one seemed to help, but the problem persisted after 2 reboots:
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/reserve-7#TOC-Realtek-RTL8192EU-chipset-0bda:818b-
This seems to be a popular issue, however I still have not found a solution that works. Any help would be great, as I am new to linux.
drivers wireless internet lenovo
asked Apr 26 at 21:18
nickZombolas
61
I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 17.10 Dual Booted on a Lenovo Thinkpad t440s. Network card is RTL8192EE. The wifi may connect for only a few seconds, then completely drops and no networks are visible. Lots on startup the internet won't connect at all, but once in a while the internet will randomly work perfectly until the computer sleeps. This, however has only happened a few times. So I'm looking for a way to fix my network connectivity issues.
I have browsed a number of fixes on various forums and this one seemed to help, but the problem persisted after 2 reboots:
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/reserve-7#TOC-Realtek-RTL8192EU-chipset-0bda:818b-
This seems to be a popular issue, however I still have not found a solution that works. Any help would be great, as I am new to linux.
drivers wireless internet lenovo
asked Apr 26 at 21:18
nickZombolas
61
asked Apr 26 at 21:18
nickZombolas
61
asked Apr 26 at 21:18
nickZombolas
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asked Apr 26 at 21:18
nickZombolas
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I have a Realtek rtl8821ae and it's unstable as well. Personally, I reload the kernel module until the WiFi works, but the only solid advice I can give you is to disable WiFi power saving and keep up with kernel updates in hopes that future patches will make the wireless card more usable.
– dsstorefile1
Apr 26 at 21:21
you can disable power management withsudo iw dev wlan0 set power_save off. useiwconfigto see if it has indeed been disabled
– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:04
Thanks guys. I have turned power saving off and will see how that turns out. How can i reload the kernel module though? This is my first time running linux so it's still pretty new to me.
– nickZombolas
Apr 27 at 16:52
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I have a Realtek rtl8821ae and it's unstable as well. Personally, I reload the kernel module until the WiFi works, but the only solid advice I can give you is to disable WiFi power saving and keep up with kernel updates in hopes that future patches will make the wireless card more usable.
– dsstorefile1
Apr 26 at 21:21
you can disable power management withsudo iw dev wlan0 set power_save off. useiwconfigto see if it has indeed been disabled
– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:04
Thanks guys. I have turned power saving off and will see how that turns out. How can i reload the kernel module though? This is my first time running linux so it's still pretty new to me.
– nickZombolas
Apr 27 at 16:52
I have a Realtek rtl8821ae and it's unstable as well. Personally, I reload the kernel module until the WiFi works, but the only solid advice I can give you is to disable WiFi power saving and keep up with kernel updates in hopes that future patches will make the wireless card more usable.
– dsstorefile1
Apr 26 at 21:21
I have a Realtek rtl8821ae and it's unstable as well. Personally, I reload the kernel module until the WiFi works, but the only solid advice I can give you is to disable WiFi power saving and keep up with kernel updates in hopes that future patches will make the wireless card more usable.
– dsstorefile1
Apr 26 at 21:21
you can disable power management with
sudo iw dev wlan0 set power_save off . use iwconfig to see if it has indeed been disabled– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:04
you can disable power management with
sudo iw dev wlan0 set power_save off . use iwconfig to see if it has indeed been disabled– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:04
Thanks guys. I have turned power saving off and will see how that turns out. How can i reload the kernel module though? This is my first time running linux so it's still pretty new to me.
– nickZombolas
Apr 27 at 16:52
Thanks guys. I have turned power saving off and will see how that turns out. How can i reload the kernel module though? This is my first time running linux so it's still pretty new to me.
– nickZombolas
Apr 27 at 16:52
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I have a Realtek rtl8821ae and it's unstable as well. Personally, I reload the kernel module until the WiFi works, but the only solid advice I can give you is to disable WiFi power saving and keep up with kernel updates in hopes that future patches will make the wireless card more usable.
– dsstorefile1
Apr 26 at 21:21
you can disable power management with
sudo iw dev wlan0 set power_save off. useiwconfigto see if it has indeed been disabled– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:04
Thanks guys. I have turned power saving off and will see how that turns out. How can i reload the kernel module though? This is my first time running linux so it's still pretty new to me.
– nickZombolas
Apr 27 at 16:52