I had to reinstall the operating system on my Thinkpad laptop and decided to install Linux Mint on it instead of Windows 8 or 10, the operating systems that were previously installed on it. The installation of the Linux distribution wentfine. Hp Deskjet F4180 Drivers Windows 7 Free Download. I had to use the to copy the ISO image to a Flash drive since the device I wanted to install Linux Mint on had no optical drive. The laptop booted into the Live Linux Mint environment on boot after connecting the USB Flash Drive to it and making sure that the boot order would pick it up prior to operating systems on the hard drive. The installation went fine and the first boot after it booted right into the Linux Mint desktop (after entering the password I used to encrypt the data on the device). I noticed then that the operating system did not pick up any wireless connections even though some were available in the vicinity. The only connection options were wired, and since I was not able to make use of that, I had to find out what was going on.

What I have: Lubuntu 16.10 running on HP 2133. Driver Imprimante Hp C5180 Xp. First, fixed wifi issue installing firmware-b43 as suggested here: No Wifi with Lubuntu 14.04 on HP Netbook Next, tried to improve the screen reso. I have a HP mini note 2133, with 1024 x 600 resolution screen.There were some issues with the wireless network (broadcom) card not working on the system, on ubuntu 9.10 I could not get the wireless card to work at the same time as the broadcom card.When I installed the system the screen worked fine but as soon as I installed the driver for the network card the screen stopped working.The.

First thing I did was open the Driver Manager to find out if the wireless adapter was installed properly. You find the Driver Manager in the second column after selecting Administration in the first. It displayed that the wireless adapter was not installed and let me know that I needed a wired connection or Linux Mint on USB to install it. I connected the USB drive again, switched from 'do not use this device' to the device in question and clicked on apply changes afterwards to install the necessary drivers. So, one option to grab the right drivers is to connect the Linux device via a wired cable to the Internet. Or, and that is also an option, you could use the Linux Mint copy on the USB device for that as well.