After turning on my laptop, I found my trackpad not working. I don't have separate mouse on me.
To troubleshoot, I'd need to surf the Internet, but of well I have disabled wifi on computer before turning it off
If I had mouse working, enabling wifi would've been 3 clicks corner->wifi->turn on
(automatic log in is enabled), but, due to keyboard navigation in gnome being awful, I don't understand how to repeat those actions in my situation...
Right now I have phone to ask question here, but using it isn't comfortable (and i need to put it charging and not temper with it)
So... Please help?
Also, is there any program that allows to control cursor with keyboard? Would be of great help too
I don't know if there is a shortcut but you can do it in the terminal. To disable your wifi adapter use the command
rfkill block wifi
. To enable it userfkill unblock wifi
. You can also create your shortcuts.Press Ctrl + Alt + T to open your terminal. Now use
nmcli
command to turn your wifi radio on:where
r
option stands for radio.If the wifi doesn't connect automatically, follow the steps below.
List the available WiFi networks:
where
d
option stands for devices.Now connect to your access point (for example) 'my_wifi':
where
<password>
is the password for the connection.P.S.
To troubleshoot your trackpad problem, use this wiki.