No WiFi connectivity on battery use
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I bought a Dell xps 15 9570 laptop a few days ago and I am having connectivity issues.
When the laptop is running on battery, it doesn’t connect to the WiFi. But when it’s connected to electricity, it connects just fine.
Please I need your help for solving this.
Thanks
wireless
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I bought a Dell xps 15 9570 laptop a few days ago and I am having connectivity issues.
When the laptop is running on battery, it doesn’t connect to the WiFi. But when it’s connected to electricity, it connects just fine.
Please I need your help for solving this.
Thanks
wireless
edited Jan 19 at 16:07
Codito ergo sum
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In a terminal window,journalctl --follow, then unplug the laptop. If no interesting messages appear, check your BIOS - it may be set to disable WiFi on battery.
– waltinator
Jan 19 at 14:57
I checked the BIOS but I can not find any option for enabling or disabling WiFi on battery. Any idea where this option is exactly? Thanks
– Dozie Ilogu
2 days ago
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I bought a Dell xps 15 9570 laptop a few days ago and I am having connectivity issues.
When the laptop is running on battery, it doesn’t connect to the WiFi. But when it’s connected to electricity, it connects just fine.
Please I need your help for solving this.
Thanks
wireless
edited Jan 19 at 16:07
Codito ergo sum
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asked Jan 19 at 10:18
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I bought a Dell xps 15 9570 laptop a few days ago and I am having connectivity issues.
When the laptop is running on battery, it doesn’t connect to the WiFi. But when it’s connected to electricity, it connects just fine.
Please I need your help for solving this.
Thanks
wireless
wireless
edited Jan 19 at 16:07
Codito ergo sum
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edited Jan 19 at 16:07
Codito ergo sum
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edited Jan 19 at 16:07
Codito ergo sum
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edited Jan 19 at 16:07
Codito ergo sum
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In a terminal window,journalctl --follow, then unplug the laptop. If no interesting messages appear, check your BIOS - it may be set to disable WiFi on battery.
– waltinator
Jan 19 at 14:57
I checked the BIOS but I can not find any option for enabling or disabling WiFi on battery. Any idea where this option is exactly? Thanks
– Dozie Ilogu
2 days ago
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In a terminal window,journalctl --follow, then unplug the laptop. If no interesting messages appear, check your BIOS - it may be set to disable WiFi on battery.
– waltinator
Jan 19 at 14:57
I checked the BIOS but I can not find any option for enabling or disabling WiFi on battery. Any idea where this option is exactly? Thanks
– Dozie Ilogu
2 days ago
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In a terminal window,
journalctl --follow, then unplug the laptop. If no interesting messages appear, check your BIOS - it may be set to disable WiFi on battery.– waltinator
Jan 19 at 14:57
In a terminal window,
journalctl --follow, then unplug the laptop. If no interesting messages appear, check your BIOS - it may be set to disable WiFi on battery.– waltinator
Jan 19 at 14:57
I checked the BIOS but I can not find any option for enabling or disabling WiFi on battery. Any idea where this option is exactly? Thanks
– Dozie Ilogu
2 days ago
I checked the BIOS but I can not find any option for enabling or disabling WiFi on battery. Any idea where this option is exactly? Thanks
– Dozie Ilogu
2 days ago
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In a terminal window,
journalctl --follow, then unplug the laptop. If no interesting messages appear, check your BIOS - it may be set to disable WiFi on battery.– waltinator
Jan 19 at 14:57
I checked the BIOS but I can not find any option for enabling or disabling WiFi on battery. Any idea where this option is exactly? Thanks
– Dozie Ilogu
2 days ago