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‎09-19-2019 10:44 AM

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Product: Pavillion 360
Operating System: Linux

Hi, new member, this is my first question. I just got a Pavillion 360 with Windows 10. I want to dual boot with Linux (Zorin, elementary or Mint). When I run the live version of these systems from a USB drive, there is no wireless. Nothing recognized. I have seen where this seems to be an Ubuntu bug (all three systems are based on Ubuntu). 

The driver is: 

  • Realtek RTL8821CE 802.11ac PCIe Adapter

Is there to your knowledge any hope of doing this, or will this machine simply not work with Linux? I could try a non-Ubuntu-based distro to see if there's any difference, but as the problem appears to be with the Linux kernel itself, I don't have much hope this would work either.

Thanks, Mike

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