Internet problems, please help! [on hold]
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I'm desperate! I can't get the internet to work at all, the wired network icon didn't show before and after installation of 18.10, and this was after I had to get a new motherboard installed. I can't "ping" in the terminal, I can't do anything with anything at all with Ubuntu, yet somehow I can access the internet on Windows with the same computer. I'm giving you all the information I can possibly can. Please send help.
internet 18.10
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I'm desperate! I can't get the internet to work at all, the wired network icon didn't show before and after installation of 18.10, and this was after I had to get a new motherboard installed. I can't "ping" in the terminal, I can't do anything with anything at all with Ubuntu, yet somehow I can access the internet on Windows with the same computer. I'm giving you all the information I can possibly can. Please send help.
internet 18.10
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. You haven't given us much to work with, I'd suggestlshw -c network
(list hardware - class networking only) which you can copy & paste the command and output, adding it to your question. If networking device(s) are recognized addingip link; ip addr
will also show us any networking info obtained.
– guiverc
Nov 26 at 4:40
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I'm desperate! I can't get the internet to work at all, the wired network icon didn't show before and after installation of 18.10, and this was after I had to get a new motherboard installed. I can't "ping" in the terminal, I can't do anything with anything at all with Ubuntu, yet somehow I can access the internet on Windows with the same computer. I'm giving you all the information I can possibly can. Please send help.
internet 18.10
I'm desperate! I can't get the internet to work at all, the wired network icon didn't show before and after installation of 18.10, and this was after I had to get a new motherboard installed. I can't "ping" in the terminal, I can't do anything with anything at all with Ubuntu, yet somehow I can access the internet on Windows with the same computer. I'm giving you all the information I can possibly can. Please send help.
internet 18.10
internet 18.10
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by karel, Pilot6, abu_bua, pomsky, RoVo Nov 28 at 12:27
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Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. You haven't given us much to work with, I'd suggestlshw -c network
(list hardware - class networking only) which you can copy & paste the command and output, adding it to your question. If networking device(s) are recognized addingip link; ip addr
will also show us any networking info obtained.
– guiverc
Nov 26 at 4:40
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. You haven't given us much to work with, I'd suggestlshw -c network
(list hardware - class networking only) which you can copy & paste the command and output, adding it to your question. If networking device(s) are recognized addingip link; ip addr
will also show us any networking info obtained.
– guiverc
Nov 26 at 4:40
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. You haven't given us much to work with, I'd suggest
lshw -c network
(list hardware - class networking only) which you can copy & paste the command and output, adding it to your question. If networking device(s) are recognized adding ip link; ip addr
will also show us any networking info obtained.– guiverc
Nov 26 at 4:40
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. You haven't given us much to work with, I'd suggest
lshw -c network
(list hardware - class networking only) which you can copy & paste the command and output, adding it to your question. If networking device(s) are recognized adding ip link; ip addr
will also show us any networking info obtained.– guiverc
Nov 26 at 4:40
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. You haven't given us much to work with, I'd suggest
lshw -c network
(list hardware - class networking only) which you can copy & paste the command and output, adding it to your question. If networking device(s) are recognized addingip link; ip addr
will also show us any networking info obtained.– guiverc
Nov 26 at 4:40