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    • Wifi driver installs successfully, but seemingly undetected.
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    Tofloor
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    sea_monster
    deepin
    2017-08-09 02:29
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    Hello, on Deepin 15.3 I was able to get my Asus PCE-N53 wireless card to work using this driver, https://github.com/kuttor/Asus-N53-PCU-RT5592STA-Driver-for-Linux-Kernel-4.6-Ubuntu-16.10, however on Deepin 15.4.1, upon building and modprobing it, the network manager seems to fail to detect it.

    I am certain the device works, as running "sudo iwlist enp6s0 scan" in the terminal lists available networks, however I can't connect to any of them, as the Deepin control center won't even list the wireless card.

    Here's a video demonstrating my problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2xxv0pw7ic

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    kubidexiaogong
    deepin
    2017-08-09 03:42
    #1
    when you connect the wifi fail,please tell me the notice informotion
    and give me the deepin-feedback-cli
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    sea_monster
    deepin
    2017-08-09 04:35
    #2
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/143906
    when you connect the wifi fail,please tell me the notice informotion
    and give me the deepin-feedbac ...

    Well, the issue is I can't connect. I can list networks in the terminal, but that's as far as I can go. The graphical network manager won't show any networks, and my wireless card doesn't even appear in the settings panel.
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    sea_monster
    deepin
    2017-08-13 21:36
    #3
    I ended up finding a really easy fix. Running "sudo ifconfig enp6s0 up" then killing NetworkManager does the trick.
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