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09-03-2019 01:42 PM
Elitebook 840 G2. When I turn it on the icon for network is a little sphere (world) wire frame looking thing which clearly indicates there is no network connectivity. I click it and the WiFi is off and i click the icon to turn it on and the wireless networks appear. Withing a second of that and before I can even click on an icon it turns off again.
I have disabled the power management so the wifi card does not go into power saver mode. The computer then can't turn it off and rebooted the machine. Same thing.
I used the device manager again to remove the device and even delete the driver and rebooted. It was recognized and I made sure gain that the pc could not turn it off and still same thing. Wifi turns off immediately.
I plugged in a usb dongle to see if that would work and maybe tell me the internal card is defective. I tested the dongle in a pc which has no wifi card and works just fine. Now I have both the internal card off and the dongle not working. can't turn either one on.
Finally, I know is some configuration. I booting into Linux and the wireless card works just fine.
I am about to just wipe the thing and put windows 10 again or just leave linux on it. That is a last resort as this is a machine I use for supporting windows users.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.