I decided to move away from windows and wanted to give Linux a go. However, installing Linux has caused my internet to stop working. I have tried to fix it but all I am doing is copying and pasting commands I don't really understand and that dont work. I decided to restart everything, reinstall Linux, and give it another go. However, this time I'll get proper help from people from the community. I can access the internet through the phone via cable. I'm not sure what information you need. Your help will be appreciated.
It will tell you which card driver you should download. When the driver is downloaded you need to in the terminal. It used for building the driver for your card;
Open the Softwarecenter (Zorin menu - Software -) click right top corner the hamburger-menu and click software & updates.
In the new prompted screen you go to the TAB "extra drivers" and leave that untouched open for about 30 seconds ...... It will display if there is an extra driver found for your hardware.
If so ..... click install (and reboot first for testing if WiFi works fine now)
After this -->select the Wifi SSID and prompt the password of the selected Wifi.
Things should run fine now ...... run updates as a first step of everything.
sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:kelebek333/kablosuz
sudo apt install git bc
git clone https://github.com/HRex39/rtl8852be.git
cd rtl8852be
make
sudo make install
Note, every time the kernel gets updated you have to install the driver again. I know, annoying...
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