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I have just installed Kali Linux (64) on my laptop, but I haven't been able to get the Wi-Fi to work and unfortunately I don't have an Ethernet port on my laptop. It's worth mentioning that the Wi. No wireless on Kali installation (Realtek) Ask Question. I have just installed Kali Linux (64) on my laptop, but I haven't been able to get the Wi-Fi to work.

I have just installed Kali Linux (64) on my laptop, but I haven't been able to get the Wi-Fi to work and unfortunately I don't have an Ethernet port on my laptop. It's worth mentioning that the Wi-Fi was working fine during the Kali installation.

These are what I'm getting when I run the following commands:

iwconfig:

ifconfig:

airmon-ng

lspci

2 Answers

You need to install the linux-headers and the build-essential then build the driver from lwfinger git repo:

Reboot your system then run:

You should recive:

The wireless module should be correctly loaded.

To make the module available evrey kernel update install dkms.

• Install dkms
• Copy this source to the directory /usr/src/8723au-0.1/
• Run (as root):

# dkms add -m 8723au -v 0.1

• Test a build:

# dkms build -m 8723au -v 0.1

From now on this drive should be available for any new kernels.

Try modprobe r8723au; this realtek card need firmware too. In Debian the package is named firmware-realtek

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• Wi-Fi not working on Lenovo ThinkPad E570 (Realtek RTL8821CE) 6 answers

I'm a brand new Linux user, made the switch from Windows 10 last night. I have a HP 15-db0030AU laptop that has a Realtek 8821ce wireless lan 802.11ac pci-e NIC.

Currently, the wifi section in the settings app shows that no 'No Wi-Fi Adapter Found'. I have been tethering via USB to my phone.

After running commands in the terminal while following a tutorial, my adapter is being recognised and is listed, but it is not operational.

Does anyone now how to fix this?

Thank you so much in advance

marked as duplicate by karel, Kulfy, Eric Carvalho, Pilot6, Kristopher IvesAug 12 at 3:09

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If you get no WiFi adapter found in Ubuntu 18.04, run this code in your terminal:

Then reboot your lap, check wifi signal. If it doesn't show, go to Unity Dash and look for Software & Updates, then Next is to go in Additional Drivers tab and select the propriety driver and click on Apply Changes.

If you notice weak signal, try:

Linux Realtek Wireless Drivers Software

I have just installed Kali Linux (64) on my laptop, but I haven't been able to get the Wi-Fi to work and unfortunately I don't have an Ethernet port on my laptop. It's worth mentioning that the Wi-Fi was working fine during the Kali installation.

These are what I'm getting when I run the following commands:

iwconfig:

ifconfig:

airmon-ng

lspci

2 Answers

You need to install the linux-headers and the build-essential then build the driver from lwfinger git repo:

Reboot your system then run:

You should recive:

The wireless module should be correctly loaded.

To make the module available evrey kernel update install dkms.

• Install dkms
• Copy this source to the directory /usr/src/8723au-0.1/
• Run (as root):

# dkms add -m 8723au -v 0.1

• Test a build:

# dkms build -m 8723au -v 0.1

From now on this drive should be available for any new kernels.

Try modprobe r8723au; this realtek card need firmware too. In Debian the package is named firmware-realtek

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged wifikali-linuxrealtek or ask your own question.

This question already has an answer here:

• Wi-Fi not working on Lenovo ThinkPad E570 (Realtek RTL8821CE) 6 answers

I'm a brand new Linux user, made the switch from Windows 10 last night. I have a HP 15-db0030AU laptop that has a Realtek 8821ce wireless lan 802.11ac pci-e NIC.

Currently, the wifi section in the settings app shows that no 'No Wi-Fi Adapter Found'. I have been tethering via USB to my phone.

After running commands in the terminal while following a tutorial, my adapter is being recognised and is listed, but it is not operational.

Does anyone now how to fix this?

Thank you so much in advance

marked as duplicate by karel, Kulfy, Eric Carvalho, Pilot6, Kristopher IvesAug 12 at 3:09

This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.

2 Answers

If you get no WiFi adapter found in Ubuntu 18.04, run this code in your terminal:

Then reboot your lap, check wifi signal. If it doesn't show, go to Unity Dash and look for Software & Updates, then Next is to go in Additional Drivers tab and select the propriety driver and click on Apply Changes.

If you notice weak signal, try:

Linux Realtek Wireless Drivers Software

and see if it is better, if not do:

Realtek Wireless Lan Driver Windows 10

I have a different fix that worked with that specific Realtek 8821, after weeks of dropping out and having to reset network adaptor - Windows+X, then device manager, then network adaptor - right click, one of the tabs has an option for power saving - uncheck this box. It looks like the update has set the network adaptor to power saving, so every time you stop using it for 2 minutes, or use the machine on battery, it drops out. Did this fix yesterday and no issues since

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Jim

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