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I was using kali linux.. I couldnt connect to any wifi network.. After researching in many forums, I reinstalled kali linux. Even after that I couldnt connect to wifi. So i tried installing zorin os and ubuntu too. Still on both the OS i couldnt connect to wifi network.. Before installing kali linux i was able to coonect to wifi in Ubuntu..
I also tried using an USB Wifi adaptor TP-LInk TL-WN721N too.
Still i cant connect.
We'll need information on your adapter before we can possibly help you with this. Please open a terminal and post the results of the following command (no screenshots, please)...
Code:
lspci -nnk | grep -i net -A2
If need be, we can look into your USB adapter later. Also, is this a laptop or desktop system? What is the brand and model (and model number) of it?
Regards...
Last edited by ardvark71; 12-16-2015 at 10:43 PM.
Reason: Correction.
Your English is fine, no problem. If you want to try Zorin, you should be able to install and/or activate the driver for your Broadcom adapter by going to "System Settings --> Hardware --> Additional Drivers" upon installation of the operating system.
If it's not in that location, look under "Synaptic --> Settings --> Repositories --> Additional Drivers." More information here.
I'm not sure how the driver would be installed in Kali, I would have to research that.
Regards...
Last edited by ardvark71; 12-16-2015 at 11:45 PM.
Reason: Added information.
I'm going to take a guess here but if you have an ethernet connection to your system and you've enabled networking in Kali, you can try using the following two commands in order, one at a time...
No luck... I cant connect wifi in both zorin os and kali.. tries the methods you suggested in both the OS..
Hi...
Also, if the above advice advice doesn't work, can you tell us what exactly happened in both OS's? What error messages did you receive, if applicable? Did you install Zorin to your hard drive? Please open a terminal and post the entire results of...
In both the os I could see the present wifi networks.. When i click connect, it keeps on connecting and ten connection gets timed out. yes i installed zorin in hard drive..I will post the result shortly.
Drivers Got A Have the RIght Drivers for starters , 2. how do people get onto the interet to post questions on line about not having wifi and they have no wifi?
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