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    I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
    \n
    My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
    \n
    I know live envs doesn’t give you the full picture but to be honest I was more interested in the aesthetic appeal of the DE.\n
    \n
    Where my curiosity lies is this, from my understanding Linux Mint is based on underlying Ubuntu as is Pop_OS, so how come both Pop_OS and Ubuntu recognise the wi-fi card out of the box so to speak but Mint doesn’t.\n
    \n
    This is the wifi card in question:\n
    \n
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    > \n
    \n
    And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
    \n
    **Update:**\n
    ===========\n
    \n
    I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
    \n
    I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
    \n
    I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
    \n
    But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
    """
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      \n
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    I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
    \n
    My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
    \n
    I know live envs doesn’t give you the full picture but to be honest I was more interested in the aesthetic appeal of the DE.\n
    \n
    Where my curiosity lies is this, from my understanding Linux Mint is based on underlying Ubuntu as is Pop_OS, so how come both Pop_OS and Ubuntu recognise the wi-fi card out of the box so to speak but Mint doesn’t.\n
    \n
    This is the wifi card in question:\n
    \n
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    \n
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    \n
    > \n
    \n
    And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
    \n
    **Update:**\n
    ===========\n
    \n
    I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
    \n
    I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
    \n
    I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
    \n
    But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
    """
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    Different releases of Linux distributions come with different kernel versions (e.g. 4.x vs 5.x vs 6.x). And in the past sometimes for some devices (Like Android smart phones for mtp file transfer, or security keys) additional udev rules had to be added to make the Linux system recognize the device properly. Then there is firmware (closed source binary blobs) as well.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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    > Where my curiosity lies is this, from my understanding Linux Mint is based on underlying Ubuntu as is Pop_OS, so how come both Pop_OS and Ubuntu recognise the wi-fi card out of the box so to speak but Mint doesn’t.\n
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    Different releases of Linux distributions come with different kernel versions (e.g. 4.x vs 5.x vs 6.x). And in the past sometimes for some devices (Like Android smart phones for mtp file transfer, or security keys) additional udev rules had to be added to make the Linux system recognize the device properly. Then there is firmware (closed source binary blobs) as well.\n
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      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      \n
      > \n
      \n
      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
      \n
      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
      \n
      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
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      > \n
      \n
      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      > \n
      \n
      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
      \n
      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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    Did you use the Debian edition of Mint? Debian doesn’t include a lot of proprietary drivers and/or firmware blobs with its standard edition.\n
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      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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    I can’t say that’s the case here, but it’s possible that Mint is either using Debian as a base, or at least following the Debian Free Software Guidelines.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      \n
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      > \n
      \n
      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
      \n
      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
      \n
      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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    Hardware related stuff like this typically comes down to the kernel version, or what kernel modules the distro ships. The linux kernel comes with a ton a drivers for different hardware, each of which implement support for hundreds/thousands of pieces of hardware. The wi-fi driver shipped with Mint isn’t new enough to include an implementation for your specific wi-fi hardware.\n
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      \n
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      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      I know live envs doesn’t give you the full picture but to be honest I was more interested in the aesthetic appeal of the DE.\n
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      </span><span style="color:#323232;">   resources: irq:131 memory:ec000000-ec001fff\n
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      \n
      > \n
      \n
      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
      \n
      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
      \n
      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
      """
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    Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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    To answer your question, doing a simple online “mint wireless 8275” returned a forum with your exact issue. The reported solution is to “try powering it off, remove the power cord and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Reconnect cord and power up”. As weird as it sounds this may work. It worked for me 10 years ago with a keyboard. It’s easy and quick to try it. Let us know if that helps or not. Too bad you didn’t like Arch because [your laptop was fully supported](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop/Dell).
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      I know live envs doesn’t give you the full picture but to be honest I was more interested in the aesthetic appeal of the DE.\n
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      This is the wifi card in question:\n
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      \n
      > \n
      \n
      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
      \n
      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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        Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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        To answer your question, doing a simple online “mint wireless 8275” returned a forum with your exact issue. The reported solution is to “try powering it off, remove the power cord and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Reconnect cord and power up”. As weird as it sounds this may work. It worked for me 10 years ago with a keyboard. It’s easy and quick to try it. Let us know if that helps or not. Too bad you didn’t like Arch because [your laptop was fully supported](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop/Dell).
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      OP is talking about a laptop.\n
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      And the fact that WiFi works on another distro suggests this isn’t a weird bug-state that the card needs to be snapped out of with power-cycling tricks.
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    OP has solved his issue already but the trick I mentioned could be due to a capacitor issue which can occur anytime and break things that worked before.  \n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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        Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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        To answer your question, doing a simple online “mint wireless 8275” returned a forum with your exact issue. The reported solution is to “try powering it off, remove the power cord and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Reconnect cord and power up”. As weird as it sounds this may work. It worked for me 10 years ago with a keyboard. It’s easy and quick to try it. Let us know if that helps or not. Too bad you didn’t like Arch because [your laptop was fully supported](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop/Dell).
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      OP is talking about a laptop.\n
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      Unless you are suggesting they find a way to remove the battery, “removing the power cord and turning it on without actually turning it on” isn’t something they can try.\n
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      And the fact that WiFi works on another distro suggests this isn’t a weird bug-state that the card needs to be snapped out of with power-cycling tricks.
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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    OP has solved his issue already but the trick I mentioned could be due to a capacitor issue which can occur anytime and break things that worked before.  \n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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    That trick screams “residual power in a capacitor that we need to drain to get a proper restart on some component”\n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
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      > \n
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      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
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      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
      \n
      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
      \n
      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
      \n
      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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      Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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      To answer your question, doing a simple online “mint wireless 8275” returned a forum with your exact issue. The reported solution is to “try powering it off, remove the power cord and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Reconnect cord and power up”. As weird as it sounds this may work. It worked for me 10 years ago with a keyboard. It’s easy and quick to try it. Let us know if that helps or not. Too bad you didn’t like Arch because [your laptop was fully supported](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop/Dell).
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    That trick screams “residual power in a capacitor that we need to drain to get a proper restart on some component”\n
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    I’ve heard of that working with some motherboards where it seemed they were dead and may explain those boards that don’t work but magically do months later when the capacitors had time to completely discard the small trickle of current they still had.
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
      My first choice was Linux Mint but, for some reason it would not recognise that the laptop had a wifi card. So I tried Manjaro but felt Arch wasn’t for me so opted for Pop_OS and whilst everything I want works I thought I’d use the time to distro hop live environments to see what else was out there.\n
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      I know live envs doesn’t give you the full picture but to be honest I was more interested in the aesthetic appeal of the DE.\n
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      > \n
      \n
      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
      \n
      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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      Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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    That trick screams “residual power in a capacitor that we need to drain to get a proper restart on some component”\n
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    I’ve heard of that working with some motherboards where it seemed they were dead and may explain those boards that don’t work but magically do months later when the capacitors had time to completely discard the small trickle of current they still had.
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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        Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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      That trick screams “residual power in a capacitor that we need to drain to get a proper restart on some component”\n
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      ===========\n
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      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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        Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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      That trick screams “residual power in a capacitor that we need to drain to get a proper restart on some component”\n
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      I have an oldish Dell Latitude 7480 which doesn’t meet the requirements for upgrade to Windows 11 so I thought I’d take the opportunity to install Linux on it as I only really need it for day to day web stuff / studying / media and light gaming.\n
      \n
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      Where my curiosity lies is this, from my understanding Linux Mint is based on underlying Ubuntu as is Pop_OS, so how come both Pop_OS and Ubuntu recognise the wi-fi card out of the box so to speak but Mint doesn’t.\n
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      <span style="color:#323232;">   description: Wireless interface\n
      </span><span style="color:#323232;">   product: Wireless 8265 / 8275\n
      </span><span style="color:#323232;">   vendor: Intel Corporation\n
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      </span><span style="color:#323232;">   logical name: wlp2s0\n
      </span><span style="color:#323232;">   version: 78\n
      </span><span style="color:#323232;">   serial: cc:2f:71:ec:52:b1\n
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      </span><span style="color:#323232;">   clock: 33MHz\n
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      > \n
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      And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
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      **Update:**\n
      ===========\n
      \n
      I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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      I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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      I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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      But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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        Drivers is a vocabulary you should almost forgot in Linux ;) Contrary to other OS, Linux will rarely require you to install a driver.\n
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        To answer your question, doing a simple online “mint wireless 8275” returned a forum with your exact issue. The reported solution is to “try powering it off, remove the power cord and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Reconnect cord and power up”. As weird as it sounds this may work. It worked for me 10 years ago with a keyboard. It’s easy and quick to try it. Let us know if that helps or not. Too bad you didn’t like Arch because [your laptop was fully supported](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop/Dell).
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      That trick screams “residual power in a capacitor that we need to drain to get a proper restart on some component”\n
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      I’ve heard of that working with some motherboards where it seemed they were dead and may explain those boards that don’t work but magically do months later when the capacitors had time to completely discard the small trickle of current they still had.
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