Public bug reported:
I'm using a belkin wireless usb adapter to connect to the internet. It
worked fine when installing from usb. Once I installed the OS to the
computer I could see my home network but could not connect to it. It
would ask for the password, I entered it, and it would ask again, and
again, never connecting. If I use my cell phone as a hot spot I connect
instantly. I've spent more than an hour on the phone with my ISP, they
don't think it's them, neither do I. I'm using the same adapter on
another computer also running lubuntu and it works fine. I don't know
if it's related but I can't shutdown my computer without pressing the
power button. I've tried to power off from the terminal, I've tried
adding acpi=force to /etc/default/grub among numerous other
recommendations I've found online. Nothing works.
** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1629530
Title:
I installed a lubuntu 16.04 and connected to my home network during
install but have not been able to successfully connect after
installing on my american megeatrends computer since. I connect to
the internet without problems using my cell phone hotspot.
Status in network-manager package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I'm using a belkin wireless usb adapter to connect to the internet. It
worked fine when installing from usb. Once I installed the OS to the
computer I could see my home network but could not connect to it. It
would ask for the password, I entered it, and it would ask again, and
again, never connecting. If I use my cell phone as a hot spot I
connect instantly. I've spent more than an hour on the phone with my
ISP, they don't think it's them, neither do I. I'm using the same
adapter on another computer also running lubuntu and it works fine. I
don't know if it's related but I can't shutdown my computer without
pressing the power button. I've tried to power off from the terminal,
I've tried adding acpi=force to /etc/default/grub among numerous other
recommendations I've found online. Nothing works.
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