I’m sure this has been asked 1000 times, but I’ve searched and can’t digure it out after 2 days. I loaded libreelec onto a second Ian to launch from the stick. I’m assuming somehow the os isn’t seeing the WiFi. There is no wired or wireless options and the connections section is blank. I also verified that wireless LAN is enabled in bios. What am I missing? 
Any help would be much appreciated
On what hardware? .. and specifically, which wireless chipset?
Presumably this laptop is using unsupported hardware, hardware which may only be supported by Windows drivers.
Best thing you can do is:
1. Add "textmode" (without quotes) to the end of the kernel command line of the USB stick - use the "live" mode entry so that it looks like this:
APPEND boot=UUID=<something> live quiet tty vga=current textmodeThe file to edit is "syslinux.cfg" - edit the file in the root if booting with legacy BIOS, or edit the file in EFI/BOOT if booting with UEFI.
2. Boot into "live" mode and you should find yourself in a text console
3. Run the command "createlog" and this will create a zip archive in /storage/logfiles (ignore the two errors about missing /storage/.kodi/temp)
4. Copy the zip archive from /storage/logfiles to another USB flash drive
5. Upload the zip file from the USB flash drive to somewhere on the internet (ie. Dropbox, Googledrive etc.)
6. Post the URL link for the zip file
No promises that your hardware (which isn't really the ideal target hardware for LibreELEC) will be supported but the zip file should provide some clues.
If you only have one USB stick (or one USB port) then after running createlog, run:
mount -o remount,rw /flashand copy the zip file to /flash.
Then shutdown the laptop, boot into your normal OS (probably Windows) and upload the zip file from the USB memory stick.
Possibly an Intel AC8265 card .. from a little Googling
I found a similar thread here: Kaby Lake NUC i3 Bluetooth not working (Intel 8265)
I found a similar thread here: Kaby Lake NUC i3 Bluetooth not working (Intel 8265)
8265 Bluetooth firmware was added in 8.0.2, so should be working now:
v7.95.1 BETA: Missing Bluetooth firmware for Kaby Lake NUCs (Intel Wireless-AC 8265)
