Hi, (bottom posting) On 06/07/2017 04:37 PM, Tim Embler wrote: > I do not have a solution for this but I have also been trying to locate > a fix for a couple of months now. I have 5 systems running Lubuntu and > only one is having this issue which is also using an Intel wireless > card. The other 4 systems are using either a Buffalo or TPLink card. I > have tried checking the regulatory domain, disabled ipv6, tried enabling > antenna aggregation, tried 2.4ghz instead of 5, disabled n mode, > disabled bluetooth, disabled bluetooth coexistence, disabled power > management, turned off watchdog, and I am sure I have tried a few other > things that I do not recall at the moment. > > > > On 6/7/17 2:48 PM, Jonathan Thacker wrote: >> I upgraded lubuntu to the newest version a month ago and ever since then, >> the wifi will disconnect randomly and will not reconnect without a reboot. I >> went to the forums and could not find a specific answer. I ran the script >> suggested on the networking section of the forums and posted the output >> below (2 outputs, one with wifi working, one after it disconnects). >> >> When I encounter a similar issue I restart the network service (instead of rebooting)
systemctl restart NetworkManager You can also make it a desktop file so it will be in your menu, or on your desktop. [Desktop Entry] Name=Fix Wireless Connection Name[en]=Fix Wireless Connection Name[en_US]=Fix Wireless Connection Name[en_GB]=Fix Wireless Connection GenericName=Fix Wireless Connection Comment=Restart Network Manager to fix wireless internet Icon=network-error Exec=systemctl restart NetworkManager Terminal=false Type=Application Categories=System; -- Regards -- Lubuntu-users mailing list Lubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/lubuntu-users
