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I've added dual boot with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS to the original Windows 10 , and all runs good.

But, in Ubuntu my laptop (an MSI Prestige 15) doesn't detect the WiFi adapter, so i cant connect to the internet. I've tried to use a USB stick to update everything but it didn't work to the WiFi adapter.

What can i do?

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Alejandro Viñán
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    Please [edit] your question and add output of lspci -knn | grep Net -A3; rfkill list terminal command. – Pilot6 Dec 06 '19 at 21:19

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EDIT: new here, sorry, should have been a comment.

It works in newer kernels(I have it on a Prestige 15 with ubuntu 19.10 and Manjaro). I believe there is a backport of iwlwifi for the intel ax200 do a quick search. The same wifi chip is also in the Lenovo X1 Extreme gen 2 and P1 gen 2, razer 15, XPS 15 7590.

Here is a discussion. I didn't have to follow these steps because I had a 19.04 install which I moved over, and just updated to 19.10 to get the newer kernel.

Intel wifi Support for AX200 (Cyclone Peak)

dgently
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I have a similar problem with my mainboard MSI Meg x570 Unify which has a built-in intel wifi. This line I found here helped me.

sudo apt-get install linux-oem-osp1

Luckily, I have an old external USB wifi that I used to run the above command then restarted. After that, the built-in wifi worked. Notice that, in my case, it was a kernel problem. I have installed Ubuntu 20.04 before and everything works.

Ibraheem
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I had the same problem, a dualboot system with Windows 10 and Kubuntu.

After google it, I tried the drivers update for my Intel Wifi6 AX200 card but it didn't work. In parallel I had problems with a second hard disk shared by Windows and Linux, which was mounted in read-only file system mode. So, I realized that Windows was blocking the disk because of the Fast-Startup. I disabled it and now the disk has read-write permissions and the wifi is working... I know it does not make sense...

raul quijada ferrero
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