Ubuntu 18.04 No Wired connection
View "lspci" output I have a Dell laptop and there isn't even an option on Ubuntu 18.04 to set wired connection there is only wifi and in a network, there is VPN written only. when I plug-in cable my laptop still runs on wifi. I have tried every way which I found on the internet to fix it but nothing helped me so far.
networking 18.04 connection wired
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
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View "lspci" output I have a Dell laptop and there isn't even an option on Ubuntu 18.04 to set wired connection there is only wifi and in a network, there is VPN written only. when I plug-in cable my laptop still runs on wifi. I have tried every way which I found on the internet to fix it but nothing helped me so far.
networking 18.04 connection wired
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
12
Let's start by identifying your ethernet device and let's see if it has a proper driver. Please open a terminal and run:lspci -nnk | grep 0200 -A3Next, edit your answer to show the result. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Nov 30 at 16:13
It doesn't give me anything. there is nothing like 0200
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 2 at 12:16
May we see all of:lspci?
– chili555
Dec 2 at 14:47
Edited, you can view.
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 3 at 9:24
We see no ethernet device at all. Is there an option in the BIOS to enable or disable it? Is it possible that it's broken?
– chili555
Dec 5 at 22:24
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View "lspci" output I have a Dell laptop and there isn't even an option on Ubuntu 18.04 to set wired connection there is only wifi and in a network, there is VPN written only. when I plug-in cable my laptop still runs on wifi. I have tried every way which I found on the internet to fix it but nothing helped me so far.
networking 18.04 connection wired
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
12
View "lspci" output I have a Dell laptop and there isn't even an option on Ubuntu 18.04 to set wired connection there is only wifi and in a network, there is VPN written only. when I plug-in cable my laptop still runs on wifi. I have tried every way which I found on the internet to fix it but nothing helped me so far.
networking 18.04 connection wired
networking 18.04 connection wired
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
12
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
12
edited Dec 3 at 9:32
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
12
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
12
asked Nov 30 at 10:30
Sandro Mirijanashvili
12
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Let's start by identifying your ethernet device and let's see if it has a proper driver. Please open a terminal and run:lspci -nnk | grep 0200 -A3Next, edit your answer to show the result. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Nov 30 at 16:13
It doesn't give me anything. there is nothing like 0200
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 2 at 12:16
May we see all of:lspci?
– chili555
Dec 2 at 14:47
Edited, you can view.
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 3 at 9:24
We see no ethernet device at all. Is there an option in the BIOS to enable or disable it? Is it possible that it's broken?
– chili555
Dec 5 at 22:24
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Let's start by identifying your ethernet device and let's see if it has a proper driver. Please open a terminal and run:lspci -nnk | grep 0200 -A3Next, edit your answer to show the result. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Nov 30 at 16:13
It doesn't give me anything. there is nothing like 0200
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 2 at 12:16
May we see all of:lspci?
– chili555
Dec 2 at 14:47
Edited, you can view.
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 3 at 9:24
We see no ethernet device at all. Is there an option in the BIOS to enable or disable it? Is it possible that it's broken?
– chili555
Dec 5 at 22:24
Let's start by identifying your ethernet device and let's see if it has a proper driver. Please open a terminal and run:
lspci -nnk | grep 0200 -A3 Next, edit your answer to show the result. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
Nov 30 at 16:13
Let's start by identifying your ethernet device and let's see if it has a proper driver. Please open a terminal and run:
lspci -nnk | grep 0200 -A3 Next, edit your answer to show the result. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
Nov 30 at 16:13
It doesn't give me anything. there is nothing like 0200
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 2 at 12:16
It doesn't give me anything. there is nothing like 0200
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 2 at 12:16
May we see all of:
lspci?– chili555
Dec 2 at 14:47
May we see all of:
lspci?– chili555
Dec 2 at 14:47
Edited, you can view.
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 3 at 9:24
Edited, you can view.
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 3 at 9:24
We see no ethernet device at all. Is there an option in the BIOS to enable or disable it? Is it possible that it's broken?
– chili555
Dec 5 at 22:24
We see no ethernet device at all. Is there an option in the BIOS to enable or disable it? Is it possible that it's broken?
– chili555
Dec 5 at 22:24
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Let's start by identifying your ethernet device and let's see if it has a proper driver. Please open a terminal and run:
lspci -nnk | grep 0200 -A3Next, edit your answer to show the result. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
Nov 30 at 16:13
It doesn't give me anything. there is nothing like 0200
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 2 at 12:16
May we see all of:
lspci?– chili555
Dec 2 at 14:47
Edited, you can view.
– Sandro Mirijanashvili
Dec 3 at 9:24
We see no ethernet device at all. Is there an option in the BIOS to enable or disable it? Is it possible that it's broken?
– chili555
Dec 5 at 22:24