Airplane mode enabled automatically on power up

[axylox]

Airplane mode is automatically turned on when I power on my laptop. I could easily disable it, but I'd rather not be on in the first place.

This didn't used to be the case, I must've messed with the terminal somehow.

[Aravisian]

Is this any help?

How to Change Airplane Mode Disable Behavior in Ubuntu 22.04 | 20.04

I wouldn't think it likely you changed something in terminal to cause it...

[axylox]

That didn't do it I'm afraid. It seems to configure what (manually) enabling/disabling Airplane Mode does, as opposed to stop its auto-enable on power up.

[Aravisian]

Is this an HP (Hewlett Packard) notebook?

[axylox]

Lenovo Ideapad 1i

I wrote down more system info in this thread if you'd like to see it (scroll to the bottom) --

Attempting to hibernate results in screen going blank then back to normal, without powering off

First I followed this guide on how to create a swap partition using Disks (I ran into an issue where it said the partition was in use, so I booted from a USB and did that step from there). It didn't work, so I followed this one on creating a swap file from a partition then this one on enabling hibernation, putting 18gb as the swap size (my RAM is 16gb) None of them worked. The same thing happens after all of them, whether from a command or a GNOME extension: screen goes black for a few seconds…

[Aravisian]

I looked around and found a similar thread that we struggled with on the forum:

Airplane Mode

Did you check this ? Play the video at time 3:22 [How To Turn On Wifi For Lenovo T530]

[nfratom]

open startup apps add a new startup and write the following command in the command box nmcli radio wifi on, it should look something like this picture, then click add. now ur airplane mode should be disabled at the bootup

[axylox]

That totally did it, many thanks.