WiFi non c'è su Kubuntu.
WiFi non c'è su Kubuntu.
I'm running a dual boot from my external hard drive, yet the network appears to function now without doing anything.
It might vary between reboots until you turn off Fast Startup, though I’m not certain. Troubleshooting hardware problems without the actual hardware can be frustrating. Are you missing Windows Boot Manager from Grub and your BIOS boot settings? Or is the issue occurring elsewhere when attempting to boot Windows? If it’s absent in Grub, you can attempt the following using internet access on Kubuntu: sudo apt install os-prober sudo update-grub
It seems the system likely added Grub to both internal and external drives at once, creating potential conflicts. Make sure to adjust your BIOS settings—choose Windows as the boot option when the internal drive is connected and the external is not.
It shouldn't impact the BIOS settings. You might attempt to reconnect to the external drive and choose Windows in Grub if available. If not, finding a method to enter your BIOS is necessary. It could be wise to adjust the Bios Post Logo Timer if it's an option. Likely you should reorder your boot sequence so that Windows Boot Manager appears first, especially since you're using an external drive.
Run efibootmgr from the terminal. It displays entries such as Boot0003* Arch Linux Boot0005* Windows 10. The number after boot is required. Use sudo efibootmgr -o 0005,0003 to adjust the EFI boot sequence. This should help if your BIOS settings aren't working. Verify the commands and numbers carefully before entering.