Wireless Issue In Ubuntu | wifi not showing in Ubuntu Linux |Showing me No Adapter Found.

Wireless Issue In Ubuntu is often shown after installing the Ubuntu operating system on my system, wifi issue shows me Showing me No Adapter Found.

Here is the solution I got:

Step 1: Remove Broadcom Driver

The first step you would need to do is remove any Broadcom drivers already installed on your system.

Just open your Terminal and type:

$ sudo apt remove broadcom-sta-dkms bcmwl-kernel-source 

If there is no Broadcom installed it will show no Broadcom installed, its okay just jump to the
next step.

Step 2: If you are connected to the internet via ethernet:

sudo apt install firmware-b43-installer

And you are done here and restart your system

If Not connected to Internet

Step 1: If you are not connected to Internet:
First check which version of Ubuntu you are using.

$ lsb_release -a


Output will be like this

No LSB modules are available.

Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description:

Ubuntu 17.00.0 LTS Release: 17.00 Codename: xenial



Once you have get which version you are using just go and download the driver according to your ubuntu version.

Click here to download 


 You will see screen like this: Click on the driver which meets with your version

Then you will see screen like this click on All and download

Now the last step is to install the driver type this in the terminal:
 $cd ~/Downloads 
$sudo dpkg -Ri firmware-b43-installer_*

Now "Your Wireless Issue In Ubuntu" I believe the issue has been solve.