Wifi doesn't work - I'm in a loop
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I just installed windows 10 and ubuntu on my computer and wifi isn't working. I read the post below:
WiFi isn't working in new installation of Ubuntu
I tried to use the given code in the post which is:
gksu gedit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
But it said that gksu is not installed. I tried to install gksu by the code that the terminal gave me but it said it couldn't find the package. I got the error in the following post:
I tried installing gksu but getting the following error.Someone help me to fix this
The solution in the given post wasn't helpful since I didn't have internet. I feel like I'm in a loop where I need an internet to fix this problem but I don't have any internet. Is there a simple solution to this problem?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
P.S : If it's any help my computer is ASUS TP300L.
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asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
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I just installed windows 10 and ubuntu on my computer and wifi isn't working. I read the post below:
WiFi isn't working in new installation of Ubuntu
I tried to use the given code in the post which is:
gksu gedit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
But it said that gksu is not installed. I tried to install gksu by the code that the terminal gave me but it said it couldn't find the package. I got the error in the following post:
I tried installing gksu but getting the following error.Someone help me to fix this
The solution in the given post wasn't helpful since I didn't have internet. I feel like I'm in a loop where I need an internet to fix this problem but I don't have any internet. Is there a simple solution to this problem?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
P.S : If it's any help my computer is ASUS TP300L.
wireless gksu
asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
101
You don't needgksu geditsimply to edit a configuration file - usesudo nano(both of which are installed by default)
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:08
@karel, Thamks for the feedback. I am pretty new in ubuntu, can you explain how it's a possible duplicate? Didn't quite get it. Thank you.
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:08
@steeldriver - Thank you for the feedback. Can you explain elaborate? Do you mean I need to write sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf instead of gksu gedit? And then what? Shoud I continue doing the given instructions in the post?
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:10
2
I don't know - and frankly, neither does anyone else since "wifi isn't working" could be the result of any number of things: IMHO you should start with My wireless/WiFi connection does not work. What information is needed to diagnose the issue?
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:14
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Please post the info requested, then we can help
– Jeremy31
Mar 19 at 18:53
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I just installed windows 10 and ubuntu on my computer and wifi isn't working. I read the post below:
WiFi isn't working in new installation of Ubuntu
I tried to use the given code in the post which is:
gksu gedit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
But it said that gksu is not installed. I tried to install gksu by the code that the terminal gave me but it said it couldn't find the package. I got the error in the following post:
I tried installing gksu but getting the following error.Someone help me to fix this
The solution in the given post wasn't helpful since I didn't have internet. I feel like I'm in a loop where I need an internet to fix this problem but I don't have any internet. Is there a simple solution to this problem?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
P.S : If it's any help my computer is ASUS TP300L.
wireless gksu
asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
101
I just installed windows 10 and ubuntu on my computer and wifi isn't working. I read the post below:
WiFi isn't working in new installation of Ubuntu
I tried to use the given code in the post which is:
gksu gedit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
But it said that gksu is not installed. I tried to install gksu by the code that the terminal gave me but it said it couldn't find the package. I got the error in the following post:
I tried installing gksu but getting the following error.Someone help me to fix this
The solution in the given post wasn't helpful since I didn't have internet. I feel like I'm in a loop where I need an internet to fix this problem but I don't have any internet. Is there a simple solution to this problem?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
P.S : If it's any help my computer is ASUS TP300L.
wireless gksu
wireless gksu
asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
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asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
101
asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
101
asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
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asked Mar 19 at 17:55
Charles Carmichael
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You don't needgksu geditsimply to edit a configuration file - usesudo nano(both of which are installed by default)
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:08
@karel, Thamks for the feedback. I am pretty new in ubuntu, can you explain how it's a possible duplicate? Didn't quite get it. Thank you.
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:08
@steeldriver - Thank you for the feedback. Can you explain elaborate? Do you mean I need to write sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf instead of gksu gedit? And then what? Shoud I continue doing the given instructions in the post?
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:10
2
I don't know - and frankly, neither does anyone else since "wifi isn't working" could be the result of any number of things: IMHO you should start with My wireless/WiFi connection does not work. What information is needed to diagnose the issue?
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:14
1
Please post the info requested, then we can help
– Jeremy31
Mar 19 at 18:53
 |Â
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You don't needgksu geditsimply to edit a configuration file - usesudo nano(both of which are installed by default)
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:08
@karel, Thamks for the feedback. I am pretty new in ubuntu, can you explain how it's a possible duplicate? Didn't quite get it. Thank you.
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:08
@steeldriver - Thank you for the feedback. Can you explain elaborate? Do you mean I need to write sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf instead of gksu gedit? And then what? Shoud I continue doing the given instructions in the post?
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:10
2
I don't know - and frankly, neither does anyone else since "wifi isn't working" could be the result of any number of things: IMHO you should start with My wireless/WiFi connection does not work. What information is needed to diagnose the issue?
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:14
1
Please post the info requested, then we can help
– Jeremy31
Mar 19 at 18:53
You don't need
gksu gedit simply to edit a configuration file - use sudo nano (both of which are installed by default)– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:08
You don't need
gksu gedit simply to edit a configuration file - use sudo nano (both of which are installed by default)– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:08
@karel, Thamks for the feedback. I am pretty new in ubuntu, can you explain how it's a possible duplicate? Didn't quite get it. Thank you.
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:08
@karel, Thamks for the feedback. I am pretty new in ubuntu, can you explain how it's a possible duplicate? Didn't quite get it. Thank you.
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:08
@steeldriver - Thank you for the feedback. Can you explain elaborate? Do you mean I need to write sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf instead of gksu gedit? And then what? Shoud I continue doing the given instructions in the post?
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:10
@steeldriver - Thank you for the feedback. Can you explain elaborate? Do you mean I need to write sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf instead of gksu gedit? And then what? Shoud I continue doing the given instructions in the post?
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:10
2
2
I don't know - and frankly, neither does anyone else since "wifi isn't working" could be the result of any number of things: IMHO you should start with My wireless/WiFi connection does not work. What information is needed to diagnose the issue?
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:14
I don't know - and frankly, neither does anyone else since "wifi isn't working" could be the result of any number of things: IMHO you should start with My wireless/WiFi connection does not work. What information is needed to diagnose the issue?
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:14
1
1
Please post the info requested, then we can help
– Jeremy31
Mar 19 at 18:53
Please post the info requested, then we can help
– Jeremy31
Mar 19 at 18:53
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You don't need
gksu geditsimply to edit a configuration file - usesudo nano(both of which are installed by default)– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:08
@karel, Thamks for the feedback. I am pretty new in ubuntu, can you explain how it's a possible duplicate? Didn't quite get it. Thank you.
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:08
@steeldriver - Thank you for the feedback. Can you explain elaborate? Do you mean I need to write sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf instead of gksu gedit? And then what? Shoud I continue doing the given instructions in the post?
– Charles Carmichael
Mar 19 at 18:10
2
I don't know - and frankly, neither does anyone else since "wifi isn't working" could be the result of any number of things: IMHO you should start with My wireless/WiFi connection does not work. What information is needed to diagnose the issue?
– steeldriver
Mar 19 at 18:14
1
Please post the info requested, then we can help
– Jeremy31
Mar 19 at 18:53