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IT WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!! Thanks to everyone here who helped in some kind of way. I appreciate it so much guys.
Good job.
There is another poster using Mint and having trouble getting wireless connected too.
I suggest you use the Mint package manager and enter keywords like "wireless", etc
in the search box.
I will try that. Thanks
I go to hardware drivers and try to activate the driver but it keeps saying it's downloading the driver and the window closes after it does. Then I click activate again and it keeps downloading. It won't let me activate the driver.
Huh?
No, it installs it automatically.
or it should...
the pkg manager should have tools in it to help get everything
working, look over all the apps when you search pkg manager
use "wireless" or similar or type in the driver name or maker.
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