I can't find any WiFi

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I installed Ubuntu 18.04 but when I open the wifi icon it cannot find any network, but when I enable my phone's hotspot I can see that.

How should I proceed?

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Check your wifi card or ethernet cable
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:08

And sure there should be Wifi ?
– RoVo
Nov 27 at 15:10

Please edit your post
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:12

ip route show, should say default via 192.168.1.1 and followed by 192.168.0.1, broadcast 255.255.255/0 and your IPv4 found at ip link or pretty close to that, Then check out "nmcli" and "ifconfig "interface" up", maybe even try a systemctl restart network-manager
– hello moto
Nov 27 at 20:27

Try changing your routers channel to 1-11 rather than auto channel
– Jeremy31
Nov 27 at 22:49

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I installed Ubuntu 18.04 but when I open the wifi icon it cannot find any network, but when I enable my phone's hotspot I can see that.

How should I proceed?

edited Nov 27 at 20:00

Fabby

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asked Nov 27 at 15:03

Mohamed Alsaied Malsaied276

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Check your wifi card or ethernet cable
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:08

And sure there should be Wifi ?
– RoVo
Nov 27 at 15:10

Please edit your post
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:12

ip route show, should say default via 192.168.1.1 and followed by 192.168.0.1, broadcast 255.255.255/0 and your IPv4 found at ip link or pretty close to that, Then check out "nmcli" and "ifconfig "interface" up", maybe even try a systemctl restart network-manager
– hello moto
Nov 27 at 20:27

Try changing your routers channel to 1-11 rather than auto channel
– Jeremy31
Nov 27 at 22:49

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I installed Ubuntu 18.04 but when I open the wifi icon it cannot find any network, but when I enable my phone's hotspot I can see that.

How should I proceed?

edited Nov 27 at 20:00

Fabby

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asked Nov 27 at 15:03

Mohamed Alsaied Malsaied276

I installed Ubuntu 18.04 but when I open the wifi icon it cannot find any network, but when I enable my phone's hotspot I can see that.

How should I proceed?

networking wireless internet intel-wireless wifi-direct

edited Nov 27 at 20:00

Fabby

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asked Nov 27 at 15:03

Mohamed Alsaied Malsaied276

edited Nov 27 at 20:00

Fabby

26k1360159

asked Nov 27 at 15:03

Mohamed Alsaied Malsaied276

edited Nov 27 at 20:00

Fabby

26k1360159

edited Nov 27 at 20:00

Fabby

26k1360159

edited Nov 27 at 20:00

Fabby

26k1360159

asked Nov 27 at 15:03

Mohamed Alsaied Malsaied276

asked Nov 27 at 15:03

Mohamed Alsaied Malsaied276

asked Nov 27 at 15:03

Mohamed Alsaied Malsaied276

1

Check your wifi card or ethernet cable
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:08

And sure there should be Wifi ?
– RoVo
Nov 27 at 15:10

Please edit your post
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:12

ip route show, should say default via 192.168.1.1 and followed by 192.168.0.1, broadcast 255.255.255/0 and your IPv4 found at ip link or pretty close to that, Then check out "nmcli" and "ifconfig "interface" up", maybe even try a systemctl restart network-manager
– hello moto
Nov 27 at 20:27

Try changing your routers channel to 1-11 rather than auto channel
– Jeremy31
Nov 27 at 22:49

add a comment |

1

Check your wifi card or ethernet cable
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:08

And sure there should be Wifi ?
– RoVo
Nov 27 at 15:10

Please edit your post
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:12

ip route show, should say default via 192.168.1.1 and followed by 192.168.0.1, broadcast 255.255.255/0 and your IPv4 found at ip link or pretty close to that, Then check out "nmcli" and "ifconfig "interface" up", maybe even try a systemctl restart network-manager
– hello moto
Nov 27 at 20:27

Try changing your routers channel to 1-11 rather than auto channel
– Jeremy31
Nov 27 at 22:49

Check your wifi card or ethernet cable
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:08

And sure there should be Wifi ?
– RoVo
Nov 27 at 15:10

Please edit your post
– Itra
Nov 27 at 15:12

ip route show, should say default via 192.168.1.1 and followed by 192.168.0.1, broadcast 255.255.255/0 and your IPv4 found at ip link or pretty close to that, Then check out "nmcli" and "ifconfig "interface" up", maybe even try a systemctl restart network-manager
– hello moto
Nov 27 at 20:27

Try changing your routers channel to 1-11 rather than auto channel
– Jeremy31
Nov 27 at 22:49

add a comment |

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