Internet Problemo
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I have a little issue with wifi connections. Whenever I boot up any other os that isn't the main loaded os (Windows 10 Pro) I cannot connect to any wifis or hotspots. I recently installed the Ubuntu-based Linux Mint to my hard drive to, you know, use it for work an to learn Linux from it. I first booted it up from a live USB then said install Linux. Pretty simple stuff. Mind you that I am at my Grandparents house and they have an ethernet cable just near the wall and I am connected to it. So I install it and do the usual and blah blah. Next day back at my house with no ethernet cables to use I boot Linux Mint again and try to connect to a wifi or rather search for a wifi but to my surprise, there were no wifi connections available. I closed wifi and opened it back up but no wifi. So to test that I haven't screwed my wifi completely I booted my Windows 10 Pro back up. I entered with my user, typed the password got in and what do ya know I have connected to my home wifi automatically with no problems. So I do not know why this happens but I need some help. So I would greatly appreciate any kind of help. (I know I didn't use Ubuntu itself but I used an Ubuntu-Based system and no it doesn't work if I boot it with a different distro based on a different thing it just doesn't work with anything other than original OS Windows 10 Pro)
PS: I am a noob when it comes to anything computer coding or programming or engineering, I am dumb and just started using Linux and I live in Turkey so the internet is a bit censored and I don't have a big budget and that budget is not in dolla bills so no importing or exporting for me. SO if I need a gadget just tell what it is (the name). Thanks for everybody who took their time to read this and thanks more if you even tried to answer it and help me.
networking dual-boot internet
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I have a little issue with wifi connections. Whenever I boot up any other os that isn't the main loaded os (Windows 10 Pro) I cannot connect to any wifis or hotspots. I recently installed the Ubuntu-based Linux Mint to my hard drive to, you know, use it for work an to learn Linux from it. I first booted it up from a live USB then said install Linux. Pretty simple stuff. Mind you that I am at my Grandparents house and they have an ethernet cable just near the wall and I am connected to it. So I install it and do the usual and blah blah. Next day back at my house with no ethernet cables to use I boot Linux Mint again and try to connect to a wifi or rather search for a wifi but to my surprise, there were no wifi connections available. I closed wifi and opened it back up but no wifi. So to test that I haven't screwed my wifi completely I booted my Windows 10 Pro back up. I entered with my user, typed the password got in and what do ya know I have connected to my home wifi automatically with no problems. So I do not know why this happens but I need some help. So I would greatly appreciate any kind of help. (I know I didn't use Ubuntu itself but I used an Ubuntu-Based system and no it doesn't work if I boot it with a different distro based on a different thing it just doesn't work with anything other than original OS Windows 10 Pro)
PS: I am a noob when it comes to anything computer coding or programming or engineering, I am dumb and just started using Linux and I live in Turkey so the internet is a bit censored and I don't have a big budget and that budget is not in dolla bills so no importing or exporting for me. SO if I need a gadget just tell what it is (the name). Thanks for everybody who took their time to read this and thanks more if you even tried to answer it and help me.
networking dual-boot internet
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Only official Ubuntu flavours are supported here, Linux Mint is off-topic.
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I have a little issue with wifi connections. Whenever I boot up any other os that isn't the main loaded os (Windows 10 Pro) I cannot connect to any wifis or hotspots. I recently installed the Ubuntu-based Linux Mint to my hard drive to, you know, use it for work an to learn Linux from it. I first booted it up from a live USB then said install Linux. Pretty simple stuff. Mind you that I am at my Grandparents house and they have an ethernet cable just near the wall and I am connected to it. So I install it and do the usual and blah blah. Next day back at my house with no ethernet cables to use I boot Linux Mint again and try to connect to a wifi or rather search for a wifi but to my surprise, there were no wifi connections available. I closed wifi and opened it back up but no wifi. So to test that I haven't screwed my wifi completely I booted my Windows 10 Pro back up. I entered with my user, typed the password got in and what do ya know I have connected to my home wifi automatically with no problems. So I do not know why this happens but I need some help. So I would greatly appreciate any kind of help. (I know I didn't use Ubuntu itself but I used an Ubuntu-Based system and no it doesn't work if I boot it with a different distro based on a different thing it just doesn't work with anything other than original OS Windows 10 Pro)
PS: I am a noob when it comes to anything computer coding or programming or engineering, I am dumb and just started using Linux and I live in Turkey so the internet is a bit censored and I don't have a big budget and that budget is not in dolla bills so no importing or exporting for me. SO if I need a gadget just tell what it is (the name). Thanks for everybody who took their time to read this and thanks more if you even tried to answer it and help me.
networking dual-boot internet
asked Dec 1 at 10:13
PotatoGamerXX
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I have a little issue with wifi connections. Whenever I boot up any other os that isn't the main loaded os (Windows 10 Pro) I cannot connect to any wifis or hotspots. I recently installed the Ubuntu-based Linux Mint to my hard drive to, you know, use it for work an to learn Linux from it. I first booted it up from a live USB then said install Linux. Pretty simple stuff. Mind you that I am at my Grandparents house and they have an ethernet cable just near the wall and I am connected to it. So I install it and do the usual and blah blah. Next day back at my house with no ethernet cables to use I boot Linux Mint again and try to connect to a wifi or rather search for a wifi but to my surprise, there were no wifi connections available. I closed wifi and opened it back up but no wifi. So to test that I haven't screwed my wifi completely I booted my Windows 10 Pro back up. I entered with my user, typed the password got in and what do ya know I have connected to my home wifi automatically with no problems. So I do not know why this happens but I need some help. So I would greatly appreciate any kind of help. (I know I didn't use Ubuntu itself but I used an Ubuntu-Based system and no it doesn't work if I boot it with a different distro based on a different thing it just doesn't work with anything other than original OS Windows 10 Pro)
PS: I am a noob when it comes to anything computer coding or programming or engineering, I am dumb and just started using Linux and I live in Turkey so the internet is a bit censored and I don't have a big budget and that budget is not in dolla bills so no importing or exporting for me. SO if I need a gadget just tell what it is (the name). Thanks for everybody who took their time to read this and thanks more if you even tried to answer it and help me.
networking dual-boot internet
networking dual-boot internet
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Only official Ubuntu flavours are supported here, Linux Mint is off-topic.
– pomsky
Dec 1 at 16:52
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Only official Ubuntu flavours are supported here, Linux Mint is off-topic.
– pomsky
Dec 1 at 16:52
Only official Ubuntu flavours are supported here, Linux Mint is off-topic.
– pomsky
Dec 1 at 16:52
Only official Ubuntu flavours are supported here, Linux Mint is off-topic.
– pomsky
Dec 1 at 16:52
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Dec 1 at 16:52