Wondering how to fix the No Wi-Fi Adapter Found Error in Debian 12? You’re at the right spot!
How to Fix No Wi-Fi Adapter Found Error in Debian 12
After installing Debian 12, I was unable to connect to my Wi-Fi. And, upon opening the Wi-Fi settings, I saw this Wi-Fi Adapter not Found error:
This annoying error restricts performing all the activities and operations in which the Internet is used. So, to fix it quickly, I follow the below steps:
Step 1: Open Terminal
First of all, navigate to All Apps or Activities menu, type Terminal, and open it:
Step 2: Remove Interfaces Configuration
Then, open /etc/network/interfaces configuration in a text editor like nano:
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
Clear content of the opened interfaces configuration file:
Hit CTRL+O to save the changes and CTRL+X to exit the nano editor.
Step 3: Restart the System
From the top right side of your Debian desktop screen, click on the system tray, and select the Power option. After doing so, click on the Restart… option from the drop-down menu:
Grant your system permission to Restart:
Step 4: View Wi-Fi Settings
After a successful reboot, your system automatically connects to the Wi-Fi. For confirmation, click on the Wi-Fi icon from the system tray and open the Wired Settings:
This operation opens the Settings application, where you can view and configure your Wi-Fi related settings:
That’s how I fixed the Wi-Fi adapter not found error on your Debian 12 within a few minutes!
Does this method work for you too? I’d love to read your feedback!
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