Ubuntu 18.04 stopped detecting wifi networks after installing pppoe












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I upgraded from 14.04 to 18.04. Initially, my wifi was working fine, networks were being detected and I could connect to them.



However, this stopped working when I installed pppoe and the DSL provider plugin. After that, I stopped being able to detect wifi networks and can't get wifi connections.



How can I fix this?










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  • Why did you install pppoe? If Wifi was working as normal, you likely didn't need to install PPPoE software.

    – Thomas Ward
    Jan 9 at 15:12













  • Actually I created two DSL/PPPOE connections one for VPN and one for Internet.To start/stop these two there is no shortcut on top bar.So just to do pon and poff I installed pppoe. That was mistake as my wifi now stopped. I did apt autoremove pppoe.so but problem not solved.

    – prasannaC
    Jan 9 at 16:33













  • Any solution after grammatical corrections?

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45











  • Wasting time for last four days

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45
















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I upgraded from 14.04 to 18.04. Initially, my wifi was working fine, networks were being detected and I could connect to them.



However, this stopped working when I installed pppoe and the DSL provider plugin. After that, I stopped being able to detect wifi networks and can't get wifi connections.



How can I fix this?










share|improve this question

























  • Why did you install pppoe? If Wifi was working as normal, you likely didn't need to install PPPoE software.

    – Thomas Ward
    Jan 9 at 15:12













  • Actually I created two DSL/PPPOE connections one for VPN and one for Internet.To start/stop these two there is no shortcut on top bar.So just to do pon and poff I installed pppoe. That was mistake as my wifi now stopped. I did apt autoremove pppoe.so but problem not solved.

    – prasannaC
    Jan 9 at 16:33













  • Any solution after grammatical corrections?

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45











  • Wasting time for last four days

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45














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I upgraded from 14.04 to 18.04. Initially, my wifi was working fine, networks were being detected and I could connect to them.



However, this stopped working when I installed pppoe and the DSL provider plugin. After that, I stopped being able to detect wifi networks and can't get wifi connections.



How can I fix this?










share|improve this question
















I upgraded from 14.04 to 18.04. Initially, my wifi was working fine, networks were being detected and I could connect to them.



However, this stopped working when I installed pppoe and the DSL provider plugin. After that, I stopped being able to detect wifi networks and can't get wifi connections.



How can I fix this?







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  • Why did you install pppoe? If Wifi was working as normal, you likely didn't need to install PPPoE software.

    – Thomas Ward
    Jan 9 at 15:12













  • Actually I created two DSL/PPPOE connections one for VPN and one for Internet.To start/stop these two there is no shortcut on top bar.So just to do pon and poff I installed pppoe. That was mistake as my wifi now stopped. I did apt autoremove pppoe.so but problem not solved.

    – prasannaC
    Jan 9 at 16:33













  • Any solution after grammatical corrections?

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45











  • Wasting time for last four days

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45



















  • Why did you install pppoe? If Wifi was working as normal, you likely didn't need to install PPPoE software.

    – Thomas Ward
    Jan 9 at 15:12













  • Actually I created two DSL/PPPOE connections one for VPN and one for Internet.To start/stop these two there is no shortcut on top bar.So just to do pon and poff I installed pppoe. That was mistake as my wifi now stopped. I did apt autoremove pppoe.so but problem not solved.

    – prasannaC
    Jan 9 at 16:33













  • Any solution after grammatical corrections?

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45











  • Wasting time for last four days

    – prasannaC
    Jan 10 at 9:45

















Why did you install pppoe? If Wifi was working as normal, you likely didn't need to install PPPoE software.

– Thomas Ward
Jan 9 at 15:12







Why did you install pppoe? If Wifi was working as normal, you likely didn't need to install PPPoE software.

– Thomas Ward
Jan 9 at 15:12















Actually I created two DSL/PPPOE connections one for VPN and one for Internet.To start/stop these two there is no shortcut on top bar.So just to do pon and poff I installed pppoe. That was mistake as my wifi now stopped. I did apt autoremove pppoe.so but problem not solved.

– prasannaC
Jan 9 at 16:33







Actually I created two DSL/PPPOE connections one for VPN and one for Internet.To start/stop these two there is no shortcut on top bar.So just to do pon and poff I installed pppoe. That was mistake as my wifi now stopped. I did apt autoremove pppoe.so but problem not solved.

– prasannaC
Jan 9 at 16:33















Any solution after grammatical corrections?

– prasannaC
Jan 10 at 9:45





Any solution after grammatical corrections?

– prasannaC
Jan 10 at 9:45













Wasting time for last four days

– prasannaC
Jan 10 at 9:45





Wasting time for last four days

– prasannaC
Jan 10 at 9:45










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