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Title:
Wireless signal extremely weak or not detected
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Hi Support,
I'm Linux Mint newbie started using from LM v18. I'm using HP245
series laptop with AMD A6-7310 APU & Wifi driver Realtek RTL8723BE.
Currently I've migrated from Linux 18 (Sylvia) to Linux 19 (Tara) abt
a month ago.
I'm facing a WiFi signal problem whenever I've tried to upgrade to
Kernel v4.15.0.33 or v4.15.0.34. The Wifi signal strength is either
very weak & disconnects frequently or cannot be detected from very
small distances (3-5 mtr). I've never had this issue till kernel
v4.15.0.32 and everything was working fine and currently I had to
downgrade or revert back to 4.15.0.32 again in order to receive signal
to write this mail.
Kindly resolve this error ASAP as I want to upgrade to the latest
version.
Regards,
Joseph
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