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	English type: Plain text [[!meta title="Enabling a wireless device"]]
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	English type: Plain text <p>If Wi-Fi is not working, see [[troubleshooting Wi-Fi that is not working\|doc/anonymous_internet/no-wifi]].</p>
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	English type: Title - Enable a wireless device
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	English type: Bullet: '1. ' When starting Tails, [[set up an administration password\|doc/first_steps/welcome_screen/administration_password]].
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	English type: Bullet: '2. ' To find out the index of the wireless device that you want to enable, open a [[root terminal\|doc/first_steps/welcome_screen/administration_password#open_root_terminal]], and execute the following command:
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	English type: Plain text <p class="command">rfkill list</p>
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	English type: Plain text For example, the command could return the following:
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	English type: Plain text 0: phy0: Wireless LAN Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no 1: hci0: Bluetooth Soft blocked: yes Hard blocked: no 2: gps0: GPS Soft blocked: yes Hard blocked: no
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	English type: Plain text The device index is the number that appears at the beginning of the three lines describing each device. In this example, the index of the Bluetooth device is 1, while the index of the GPS device is 2. Yours are probably different.
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	English type: Bullet: '3. ' To enable the wireless device, `execute` the following command in the root terminal, replacing <span class="command-placeholder">index</span> with the index found at step 2:
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	English type: Plain text <p class="command-template">rfkill unblock <span class="command-placeholder">index</span></p>
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	English type: Plain text Here is an example of the command to execute. Yours is probably different:
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	English type: Plain text <p class="command-template">rfkill unblock 2</p>
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	English type: Bullet: '4. ' To verify that the wireless device is enabled, execute the following command in the root terminal again:
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	English type: Plain text This output should be very similar to the one of step 2, but the device enabled at step 3 should not be soft blocked anymore.
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	English type: Plain text 0: phy0: Wireless LAN Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no 1: hci0: Bluetooth Soft blocked: yes Hard blocked: no 2: gps0: GPS Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no
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	English type: Title - Enable Bluetooth
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	English type: Plain text Bluetooth is not enabled by default in Tails because it is insecure when trying to protect from a local adversary.
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	English type: Plain text XXX: one also needs to remove `sudo rm /etc/modprobe.d/no-bluetooth.conf && sudo udevadm trigger && sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth`.
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	English type: Plain text To use Bluetooth in Tails nonetheless, you have to [[set up an administration password at boot time\|doc/first_steps/welcome_screen/administration_password]] and install the `gnome-bluetooth` package.
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