Just look at five steps:
1, rfkill list all

2, sudo modprobe -r ideapad_laptop//remove modules

3, sudo touch/etc/modprobe. D/ideapad. Conf

4, sudo gedit ideapad. Conf

5, add: blacklist ideapad_laptop


Detailed point said:

1, terminal, type the command:

# rfkill list all
View the current wifi the state of the switch, it is possible that software block, it is possible that the hardware block, using the command # rfkill unblock all will unlock all of this,


2, into the/etc/modprobe. D/folder created. The conf file, the influence of wireless wifi switch "things" to join blacklist,
This "stuff" of each type of brand is different, on the part of lenovo is ideapad_laptop, on the other computer is likely to be the name of the other,

# sudo gedit/etc/modprobe. D/ideapad. Conf
After open the file on the first line, enter

Blacklist ideapad_laptop
Save and close again after performing

# sudo modprobe -r ideapad_laptop
After the restart, in the top right corner of the wifi can use the

Note: modprobe for intelligently to load the kernel modules, or removed from the kernel modules,

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Really can!!!!!!!!!!