How can I stop updating wifi driver in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
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My laptop wifi works when I fresh install ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but as soon as I do the update and upgrade commands. After restart the wifi doesn't work.
But I want to update to the latest version of 16.04. But When I update, the wifi signals then are poor and also it won't connect.
How can I achieve this? (Stop updating wifi or any other soulution)
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16.04 wireless updates internet
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
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My laptop wifi works when I fresh install ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but as soon as I do the update and upgrade commands. After restart the wifi doesn't work.
But I want to update to the latest version of 16.04. But When I update, the wifi signals then are poor and also it won't connect.
How can I achieve this? (Stop updating wifi or any other soulution)
My Laptop
16.04 wireless updates internet
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
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Are you saying that after you remove the install media and reboot, the wifi works during the first installed session (with your username and all), but fails upon the next reboot? Or are you saying that wifi works ONLY when using the install media?
– user535733
Feb 8 at 1:41
None of those. When I install ubuntu 16.04, all things including wifi works great, unless until I give the commands sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade after doing this, when I restart the system. Wifi wont connect and will have very low signal strength
– Junaid Khan
Feb 8 at 14:55
Please edit your questing to include the output oflshw- just the part that talks about your wifi hardware.
– user535733
Feb 8 at 16:41
See the last 2 commands in my answer askubuntu.com/questions/910185/…. One of the updates is for network manager and it enables wifi power management by default and causes problems
– Jeremy31
Feb 8 at 18:28
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My laptop wifi works when I fresh install ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but as soon as I do the update and upgrade commands. After restart the wifi doesn't work.
But I want to update to the latest version of 16.04. But When I update, the wifi signals then are poor and also it won't connect.
How can I achieve this? (Stop updating wifi or any other soulution)
My Laptop
16.04 wireless updates internet
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
11
My laptop wifi works when I fresh install ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but as soon as I do the update and upgrade commands. After restart the wifi doesn't work.
But I want to update to the latest version of 16.04. But When I update, the wifi signals then are poor and also it won't connect.
How can I achieve this? (Stop updating wifi or any other soulution)
My Laptop
16.04 wireless updates internet
16.04 wireless updates internet
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
11
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
11
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
11
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
11
asked Feb 7 at 19:15
Junaid Khan
11
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Are you saying that after you remove the install media and reboot, the wifi works during the first installed session (with your username and all), but fails upon the next reboot? Or are you saying that wifi works ONLY when using the install media?
– user535733
Feb 8 at 1:41
None of those. When I install ubuntu 16.04, all things including wifi works great, unless until I give the commands sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade after doing this, when I restart the system. Wifi wont connect and will have very low signal strength
– Junaid Khan
Feb 8 at 14:55
Please edit your questing to include the output oflshw- just the part that talks about your wifi hardware.
– user535733
Feb 8 at 16:41
See the last 2 commands in my answer askubuntu.com/questions/910185/…. One of the updates is for network manager and it enables wifi power management by default and causes problems
– Jeremy31
Feb 8 at 18:28
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Are you saying that after you remove the install media and reboot, the wifi works during the first installed session (with your username and all), but fails upon the next reboot? Or are you saying that wifi works ONLY when using the install media?
– user535733
Feb 8 at 1:41
None of those. When I install ubuntu 16.04, all things including wifi works great, unless until I give the commands sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade after doing this, when I restart the system. Wifi wont connect and will have very low signal strength
– Junaid Khan
Feb 8 at 14:55
Please edit your questing to include the output oflshw- just the part that talks about your wifi hardware.
– user535733
Feb 8 at 16:41
See the last 2 commands in my answer askubuntu.com/questions/910185/…. One of the updates is for network manager and it enables wifi power management by default and causes problems
– Jeremy31
Feb 8 at 18:28
Are you saying that after you remove the install media and reboot, the wifi works during the first installed session (with your username and all), but fails upon the next reboot? Or are you saying that wifi works ONLY when using the install media?
– user535733
Feb 8 at 1:41
Are you saying that after you remove the install media and reboot, the wifi works during the first installed session (with your username and all), but fails upon the next reboot? Or are you saying that wifi works ONLY when using the install media?
– user535733
Feb 8 at 1:41
None of those. When I install ubuntu 16.04, all things including wifi works great, unless until I give the commands sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade after doing this, when I restart the system. Wifi wont connect and will have very low signal strength
– Junaid Khan
Feb 8 at 14:55
None of those. When I install ubuntu 16.04, all things including wifi works great, unless until I give the commands sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade after doing this, when I restart the system. Wifi wont connect and will have very low signal strength
– Junaid Khan
Feb 8 at 14:55
Please edit your questing to include the output of
lshw - just the part that talks about your wifi hardware.– user535733
Feb 8 at 16:41
Please edit your questing to include the output of
lshw - just the part that talks about your wifi hardware.– user535733
Feb 8 at 16:41
See the last 2 commands in my answer askubuntu.com/questions/910185/…. One of the updates is for network manager and it enables wifi power management by default and causes problems
– Jeremy31
Feb 8 at 18:28
See the last 2 commands in my answer askubuntu.com/questions/910185/…. One of the updates is for network manager and it enables wifi power management by default and causes problems
– Jeremy31
Feb 8 at 18:28
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Are you saying that after you remove the install media and reboot, the wifi works during the first installed session (with your username and all), but fails upon the next reboot? Or are you saying that wifi works ONLY when using the install media?
– user535733
Feb 8 at 1:41
None of those. When I install ubuntu 16.04, all things including wifi works great, unless until I give the commands sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade after doing this, when I restart the system. Wifi wont connect and will have very low signal strength
– Junaid Khan
Feb 8 at 14:55
Please edit your questing to include the output of
lshw- just the part that talks about your wifi hardware.– user535733
Feb 8 at 16:41
See the last 2 commands in my answer askubuntu.com/questions/910185/…. One of the updates is for network manager and it enables wifi power management by default and causes problems
– Jeremy31
Feb 8 at 18:28