RTL8821ce WIFI Adapter Work Around. Can I use a USB WIFI Adapter?

• rtw88

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  A backport of the Realtek Wifi 5 drivers from the wireless-next repo.

So my laptop has the RTL8821ce WIFI adapter, which doesn't like to work with the Linux OS. I've tried both the official rtw88 driver, and the unofficial rtl8821ce-dkms-git drivers, and although they work, they are less than ideal to say the least. (Connection drops randomly, range is abysmal, and net speed is painful)

• rtl8821ce

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So my laptop has the RTL8821ce WIFI adapter, which doesn't like to work with the Linux OS. I've tried both the official rtw88 driver, and the unofficial rtl8821ce-dkms-git drivers, and although they work, they are less than ideal to say the least. (Connection drops randomly, range is abysmal, and net speed is painful)

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• USB-WiFi

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  USB WiFi Adapter Information for Linux

i don't know about the specific device you posted a link for, but this is some info that may help point you in the direction of a usb wifi adapter which has a better chance of working: https://github.com/morrownr/USB-WiFi

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