Is your laptop, by any chance, an HP? I had the same issue with wifi and finally, after about a year of frustration, found the solution HERE. To save a click, here's the part that worked for me, with the disclaimer that I don't honestly know how this works, but by the time I found it I was frustrated enough to run random code from the internet with sudo privileges on my main machine:
Is your laptop, by any chance, an HP? I had the same issue with wifi and finally, after about a year of frustration, found the solution HERE. To save a click, here's the part that worked for me, with the disclaimer that I don't honestly know how this works, but by the time I found it I was frustrated enough to run random code from the internet with sudo privileges on my main machine:
First, create the file
/etc/systemd/system/hp-keycodes.serviceand type/copy-paste the following into it:
[Unit]Description=HP setkeycodes fix[Service]Type=oneshotRestart=noRemainAfterExit=noExecStart=/usr/bin/setkeycodes e057 240 e058 240[Install]WantedBy=rescue.targetWantedBy=multi-user.targetWantedBy=graphical.targetThen, run the following commands:
sudo systemctl daemon-reloadsudo systemctl enable --now hp-keycodes.serviceThat fixed it for me, hopefully it helps you (or someone else) as well!