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You might want to double-check that also. Tails actually found the wireless on that laptop. and also on another laptop that did work.

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I further tested on a Windows 10 laptop but it would not boot (probably needs Legacy mode enabled and Secure Boot disabled). The Tails networking documentation indicates that with a wired ethernet connection, you should be good to go. Mine did boot up and was able to use the ethernet connection, but there still may be 'security or usability' issues that are not plain to see.

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I'm wondering about my own installation too, because I did not follow their very particular method to install using Linux Mint. Did you use 2 USB sticks (and Windows) to create the Tails USB stick that you are booting on? Like I said above, this seems to be a very picky system, and maybe something in that Windows install process went wrong, even though it boots.

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If possible, I might try these two things: 1) boot your USB on another computer to see if you can connect, and 2) burn Tails to a DVD and boot that instead (if the Surface Pro has a DVD drive. Since you can confirm that the ethernet connection is made and you've got an IP address from the router, you can't be too far away from internet access.

it might be that you could reboot and try again and it will work. I found the Tor browser to be quite slow and sluggish. I don't think you're too far away from having it work though. Tails seems to be a very picky system, even on a good day. It's hard to think that these might be the cause of your trouble since you can boot the USB stick, but it might be something for you to review anyway. Some USB sticks do not work well with Tails. The Tails instructions are also extremely particular about their installation method and media. Ping uses ICMP protocol and Tails only supports TCP connections. Intel also manufactures motherboard chipsets, network interface controllers and integrated circuits, flash memory, graphics chips, embedded processors and other devices related to communications and computing.Digging deep into the Tails FAQ showed that ping is not permitted. Intel supplies processors for computer system manufacturers such as Apple, Lenovo, HP, and Dell.

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