Why icon in status bar is disabled?


 
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Operating Systems Linux Ubuntu Why icon in status bar is disabled?
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Old 02-23-2016
Why not tell us it is dual boot in the first place!

(As sea observed it looks like a wired icon.)

Has it ever worked inside ubuntu?

If yes; look for what has changed, it could be an update.

A long shot...
If no; have you tried disabling it after use from the Windows side, and then, attempting to enable it from the ubuntu side; then assuming it works, when finished with it from the ubuntu side disable it ready for use with the Windows side...

I have known Windows to have a _mind_of_its_own_ for many aspects of HW access...
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