Problem with wireless connection in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Ever since I upgraded my OS to Bionic Beaver, my wireless connections(both WiFi and bluetooth) are not working properly. Most of the time, they don't get connected to a network/device. Even when they do, the connection is intermittent. I have had this problem for a while now and and posted in several forums but in vain.
In addition, whenever I say Install now to a software update prompt, I get the following error message, even though my wired connection is working perfectly fine over the browser.
I use a HP15-bs179tx laptop.
Some more information can be found here
networking wireless 18.04 bluetooth
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Ever since I upgraded my OS to Bionic Beaver, my wireless connections(both WiFi and bluetooth) are not working properly. Most of the time, they don't get connected to a network/device. Even when they do, the connection is intermittent. I have had this problem for a while now and and posted in several forums but in vain.
In addition, whenever I say Install now to a software update prompt, I get the following error message, even though my wired connection is working perfectly fine over the browser.
I use a HP15-bs179tx laptop.
Some more information can be found here
networking wireless 18.04 bluetooth
asked Mar 9 at 10:02
RhinocerotidaeRhinocerotidae
13310
echo options rtl8723de ant_sel=2" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/rtl8723de.confReboot, check BIOS settings, restore factory Secure Boot keys but leave Secure Boot set to disabled
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 10:32
@Jeremy31: Can you please tell me how to restore factory secure boot keys?
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 11:50
It might be in BIOS/system config/boot options, Load HP factory keys
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 13:01
@Jeremy31: Do you mean that I should factory restore my computer? Can you please elaborate? I don't know what factory keys are. And googling it didn't help either.
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 16:46
Loading the HP factory keys in BIOS is not restoring your entire computer, just the factory Secure Boot keys, dkms doesn't work well without them
– Jeremy31
2 days ago
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Ever since I upgraded my OS to Bionic Beaver, my wireless connections(both WiFi and bluetooth) are not working properly. Most of the time, they don't get connected to a network/device. Even when they do, the connection is intermittent. I have had this problem for a while now and and posted in several forums but in vain.
In addition, whenever I say Install now to a software update prompt, I get the following error message, even though my wired connection is working perfectly fine over the browser.
I use a HP15-bs179tx laptop.
Some more information can be found here
networking wireless 18.04 bluetooth
asked Mar 9 at 10:02
RhinocerotidaeRhinocerotidae
13310
Ever since I upgraded my OS to Bionic Beaver, my wireless connections(both WiFi and bluetooth) are not working properly. Most of the time, they don't get connected to a network/device. Even when they do, the connection is intermittent. I have had this problem for a while now and and posted in several forums but in vain.
In addition, whenever I say Install now to a software update prompt, I get the following error message, even though my wired connection is working perfectly fine over the browser.
I use a HP15-bs179tx laptop.
Some more information can be found here
networking wireless 18.04 bluetooth
networking wireless 18.04 bluetooth
asked Mar 9 at 10:02
RhinocerotidaeRhinocerotidae
13310
asked Mar 9 at 10:02
RhinocerotidaeRhinocerotidae
13310
asked Mar 9 at 10:02
RhinocerotidaeRhinocerotidae
13310
asked Mar 9 at 10:02
RhinocerotidaeRhinocerotidae
13310
asked Mar 9 at 10:02
RhinocerotidaeRhinocerotidae
13310
13310
echo options rtl8723de ant_sel=2" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/rtl8723de.confReboot, check BIOS settings, restore factory Secure Boot keys but leave Secure Boot set to disabled
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 10:32
@Jeremy31: Can you please tell me how to restore factory secure boot keys?
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 11:50
It might be in BIOS/system config/boot options, Load HP factory keys
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 13:01
@Jeremy31: Do you mean that I should factory restore my computer? Can you please elaborate? I don't know what factory keys are. And googling it didn't help either.
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 16:46
Loading the HP factory keys in BIOS is not restoring your entire computer, just the factory Secure Boot keys, dkms doesn't work well without them
– Jeremy31
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
echo options rtl8723de ant_sel=2" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/rtl8723de.confReboot, check BIOS settings, restore factory Secure Boot keys but leave Secure Boot set to disabled
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 10:32
@Jeremy31: Can you please tell me how to restore factory secure boot keys?
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 11:50
It might be in BIOS/system config/boot options, Load HP factory keys
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 13:01
@Jeremy31: Do you mean that I should factory restore my computer? Can you please elaborate? I don't know what factory keys are. And googling it didn't help either.
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 16:46
Loading the HP factory keys in BIOS is not restoring your entire computer, just the factory Secure Boot keys, dkms doesn't work well without them
– Jeremy31
2 days ago
echo options rtl8723de ant_sel=2" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/rtl8723de.conf Reboot, check BIOS settings, restore factory Secure Boot keys but leave Secure Boot set to disabled– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 10:32
echo options rtl8723de ant_sel=2" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/rtl8723de.conf Reboot, check BIOS settings, restore factory Secure Boot keys but leave Secure Boot set to disabled– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 10:32
@Jeremy31: Can you please tell me how to restore factory secure boot keys?
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 11:50
@Jeremy31: Can you please tell me how to restore factory secure boot keys?
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 11:50
It might be in BIOS/system config/boot options, Load HP factory keys
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 13:01
It might be in BIOS/system config/boot options, Load HP factory keys
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 13:01
@Jeremy31: Do you mean that I should factory restore my computer? Can you please elaborate? I don't know what factory keys are. And googling it didn't help either.
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 16:46
@Jeremy31: Do you mean that I should factory restore my computer? Can you please elaborate? I don't know what factory keys are. And googling it didn't help either.
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 16:46
Loading the HP factory keys in BIOS is not restoring your entire computer, just the factory Secure Boot keys, dkms doesn't work well without them
– Jeremy31
2 days ago
Loading the HP factory keys in BIOS is not restoring your entire computer, just the factory Secure Boot keys, dkms doesn't work well without them
– Jeremy31
2 days ago
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echo options rtl8723de ant_sel=2" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/rtl8723de.confReboot, check BIOS settings, restore factory Secure Boot keys but leave Secure Boot set to disabled– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 10:32
@Jeremy31: Can you please tell me how to restore factory secure boot keys?
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 11:50
It might be in BIOS/system config/boot options, Load HP factory keys
– Jeremy31
Mar 9 at 13:01
@Jeremy31: Do you mean that I should factory restore my computer? Can you please elaborate? I don't know what factory keys are. And googling it didn't help either.
– Rhinocerotidae
Mar 9 at 16:46
Loading the HP factory keys in BIOS is not restoring your entire computer, just the factory Secure Boot keys, dkms doesn't work well without them
– Jeremy31
2 days ago