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While turning your Wlan on and off via hardware switch/key should work just fine on most laptops/netbooks, in some cases the poor Bios ACPI implementation creates conflicts between hard- and software keys.
First try to find an updated Bios, this might solve the issue.
Otherwise, install rfkill and use it as following after switching Wlan on via hardware switch:
In this example wlan0 is my wlan device, replace it with the correct one.
CategoryHardware
First try to find an updated Bios, this might solve the issue.
Otherwise, install rfkill and use it as following after switching Wlan on via hardware switch:
su
rfkill unblock all
ifdown wlan0 && ifup wlan0
rfkill unblock all
ifdown wlan0 && ifup wlan0
In this example wlan0 is my wlan device, replace it with the correct one.
CategoryHardware