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Does it disconnect on its own or do you have some other error? No other errors. Looking at the drivers page there are no options. Figured out what was going on. My laptop does not like to connect to wifi at 2. The router always connected my laptop at 2. I turned this feature off, connected my laptop at 5 ghz. Hope this information helps someone.

To no avail. Since you lost many hours making Linux work for you, we should compensate that by changing our name? Not a fair deal :D. Please log in again. The login page will open in a new tab. After logging in you can close it and return to this page. Additional Drivers in Ubuntu. Like what you read? Please share it with others. I thought something could be wrong on the bios, so I updated the bios.

Details on how the Ubuntu driver package can be unpacked and modified for other distros is covered in this article. Find out first about new releases Want to hear about new releases? Installing on other linux distros DisplayLink has not created drivers for other packages, however the Ubuntu driver contains an open source component which is designed to be modified to enable the Ubuntu driver to be repackaged for any other Linux distro by the user community.

Latest Official Driver. Basil see the top question, there's a link to a CLI version. If you can't see the"Software Sources" a. How can I install the driver for my graphic card? Lubuntu Kubuntu Xubuntu and what happens next Then reboot. Braiam The method given for Kubuntu doesn't work for Kubuntu Drivers Unlike Windows, most hardware is natively supported in Ubuntu and does not require separate drivers to work. If however something isn't working: Ubuntu uses a graphical user interface called jockey or "Additional Drivers" to manage and install hardware drivers that are not natively supported by Ubuntu.

Applications New applications on the other hand--as opposed to drivers--will have to be installed manually. Jockey has been merged into the software center, could you perhaps update your answer to reflect that? In any case if you're on The Overflow Blog. Podcast Who is building clouds for the independent developer? Exploding turkeys and how not to thaw your frozen bird: Top turkey questions Featured on Meta.

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