Look into /etc/modprobe.d whether there are any file like nf then edit the file. Now try to reconnect, if it helps follow below steps Looks like this hardware has some problem with N configuration in WiFi. conf file and edited it as directed in the last part of this solution but it didn't work and I was unable to go beyond that I had read a solution that was giving the steps below if I had succeeded. I find the file nf~ and try: /etc/modprobe.d$ sudo modprobe -r nf~ Then I go back to the /etc and try $ cd /etc Here I find the directory modprobe.d but modprobe does not exist so I try $ cd modprobe.d This so what I have so far done and the answers I get $ sudo modprobe -r iwlwifiįATAL: Error running remove command for iwlwifi I have tried out some of the solutions suggested but it still doesn't work.
It worked well for a few weeks and now won't work anymore although it still works for the windows.
Hi I recently installed Ubuntu 13.10 on my laptop alongside windows.
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