Last edited by kalion150 November 21st, 2019 at 03:27 AM. I'm under the impression that there's a driver that covers a group of Realtek networking chips, including mine, but I can't seem to find it either. I have scoured the net for this chip's driver, but it appears that this model doesn't have a driver explicitly provided for it online.

I've also pulled up my desktop's specifications online, which say that it uses a 'Realtek RTL8201N' chip for networking. I've thoroughly searched through my BIOS, and doing some internet searches suggests that perhaps my option is hidden? Helpful solution matching my situation, but I lack/don't know where the MAC Media Interface BIOS option is on my BIOS. If there are any Spanish speakers, I'd appreciate if you could validate this solution! s.com%2Ftemas%2Fubuntu-bajar-y-compilar-kernel-drivers-nvidia.61452%2F%3FfullSite%3D1 - Translation of a Spanish linux help site is almost identical to my situation, but the translation is unclear and the solution provided seems lengthy.

Tried downloading the driver, but repeatedly failed, with the results exactly the same as on the following link: I have searched several websites on how to get Ubuntu to use this chip, but there seems to be no definitive answer. 'lshw -class network' gives nothing, while 'lspci' does show 'NVIDIA Corporation MCP61 Ethernet (rev a2),' albeit as a Bridge. I recently used a LiveUSB to do a clean install of Ubuntu 18.02 LTS on a lightly used Windows 7 desktop from 2010, and although the install went smoothly, the desktop appears unable to connect to Wifi, displaying the message 'No Wifi Adapter Found.' The desktop had no issues with Wifi while it had Windows 7.

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