this is my first question I am asking in askubuntu.com (Coming to my point).As the title suggests, I have tried various drivers but nothing is working.Various commands like rfkill list all and lspci | grep Wireless are not giving any outputs. If anybody can solve the problem then please reply. I am panicking.
my kernel version :-5.4.0-42-generic
driver that i got in cd with it =RTL8188EUS_linux_v4.1.4_6773.20130222
my usb adapter
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I am using Kali Linux on my laptop and my laptop's internal Wi-Fi adapter is not working, so I have an external USB adapter. Now after the installation I plug my Wi-Fi adapter and Linux is not showing it and I also don't know how to install its driver so help me what should I do in this situation.
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