Trouble connecting network while installing Ubuntu 18.04
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Am a total novice with Ubuntu. I'm trying to install Ubuntu onto an Asus Vivostick that can no longer cope with Windows 10. I'm installing from a USB stick. I cannot install Ubuntu because the network configuration keeps timing out. I would need to connect Wifi, but the device is not detecting it - something it could do with Windows 10.
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Am a total novice with Ubuntu. I'm trying to install Ubuntu onto an Asus Vivostick that can no longer cope with Windows 10. I'm installing from a USB stick. I cannot install Ubuntu because the network configuration keeps timing out. I would need to connect Wifi, but the device is not detecting it - something it could do with Windows 10.
networking timeout
asked May 9 at 3:21
Jack Black Anonymous
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what if you try to install without connecting to the network?
– Joshua Besneatte
May 9 at 5:00
It just keeps searching for a network. It stays stuck at step 4/9. Says applying network config, gets to 66% and then times out. I've tried connecting a USB wifi dongle, but no luck...
– Jack Black Anonymous
May 10 at 5:41
during the install there is an option "download updates during install" make sure it is NOT checked and then try shutting off wifi from network menu
– Joshua Besneatte
May 10 at 14:40
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Am a total novice with Ubuntu. I'm trying to install Ubuntu onto an Asus Vivostick that can no longer cope with Windows 10. I'm installing from a USB stick. I cannot install Ubuntu because the network configuration keeps timing out. I would need to connect Wifi, but the device is not detecting it - something it could do with Windows 10.
networking timeout
asked May 9 at 3:21
Jack Black Anonymous
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Am a total novice with Ubuntu. I'm trying to install Ubuntu onto an Asus Vivostick that can no longer cope with Windows 10. I'm installing from a USB stick. I cannot install Ubuntu because the network configuration keeps timing out. I would need to connect Wifi, but the device is not detecting it - something it could do with Windows 10.
networking timeout
asked May 9 at 3:21
Jack Black Anonymous
11
asked May 9 at 3:21
Jack Black Anonymous
11
asked May 9 at 3:21
Jack Black Anonymous
11
asked May 9 at 3:21
Jack Black Anonymous
11
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what if you try to install without connecting to the network?
– Joshua Besneatte
May 9 at 5:00
It just keeps searching for a network. It stays stuck at step 4/9. Says applying network config, gets to 66% and then times out. I've tried connecting a USB wifi dongle, but no luck...
– Jack Black Anonymous
May 10 at 5:41
during the install there is an option "download updates during install" make sure it is NOT checked and then try shutting off wifi from network menu
– Joshua Besneatte
May 10 at 14:40
add a comment |Â
what if you try to install without connecting to the network?
– Joshua Besneatte
May 9 at 5:00
It just keeps searching for a network. It stays stuck at step 4/9. Says applying network config, gets to 66% and then times out. I've tried connecting a USB wifi dongle, but no luck...
– Jack Black Anonymous
May 10 at 5:41
during the install there is an option "download updates during install" make sure it is NOT checked and then try shutting off wifi from network menu
– Joshua Besneatte
May 10 at 14:40
what if you try to install without connecting to the network?
– Joshua Besneatte
May 9 at 5:00
what if you try to install without connecting to the network?
– Joshua Besneatte
May 9 at 5:00
It just keeps searching for a network. It stays stuck at step 4/9. Says applying network config, gets to 66% and then times out. I've tried connecting a USB wifi dongle, but no luck...
– Jack Black Anonymous
May 10 at 5:41
It just keeps searching for a network. It stays stuck at step 4/9. Says applying network config, gets to 66% and then times out. I've tried connecting a USB wifi dongle, but no luck...
– Jack Black Anonymous
May 10 at 5:41
during the install there is an option "download updates during install" make sure it is NOT checked and then try shutting off wifi from network menu
– Joshua Besneatte
May 10 at 14:40
during the install there is an option "download updates during install" make sure it is NOT checked and then try shutting off wifi from network menu
– Joshua Besneatte
May 10 at 14:40
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Thanks for the suggestions. I did some other reading and checking around - it seems that Ubuntu 14.05 is the most stable and easiest version to install. I have installed it and it is working fine. Thanks.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I did some other reading and checking around - it seems that Ubuntu 14.05 is the most stable and easiest version to install. I have installed it and it is working fine. Thanks.
answered May 11 at 15:41
Jack Black Anonymous
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up vote
0
down vote
Thanks for the suggestions. I did some other reading and checking around - it seems that Ubuntu 14.05 is the most stable and easiest version to install. I have installed it and it is working fine. Thanks.
answered May 11 at 15:41
Jack Black Anonymous
11
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Thanks for the suggestions. I did some other reading and checking around - it seems that Ubuntu 14.05 is the most stable and easiest version to install. I have installed it and it is working fine. Thanks.
answered May 11 at 15:41
Jack Black Anonymous
11
Thanks for the suggestions. I did some other reading and checking around - it seems that Ubuntu 14.05 is the most stable and easiest version to install. I have installed it and it is working fine. Thanks.
answered May 11 at 15:41
Jack Black Anonymous
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answered May 11 at 15:41
Jack Black Anonymous
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answered May 11 at 15:41
Jack Black Anonymous
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answered May 11 at 15:41
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what if you try to install without connecting to the network?
– Joshua Besneatte
May 9 at 5:00
It just keeps searching for a network. It stays stuck at step 4/9. Says applying network config, gets to 66% and then times out. I've tried connecting a USB wifi dongle, but no luck...
– Jack Black Anonymous
May 10 at 5:41
during the install there is an option "download updates during install" make sure it is NOT checked and then try shutting off wifi from network menu
– Joshua Besneatte
May 10 at 14:40