I need help turning off Airplane Mode on my Asus TUF Gaming F15 laptop from the command line, as the GUI option seems to be unresponsive. This issue started unexpectedly after I disabled secure boot a couple of days ago, and now my Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are blocked. I tried resetting the BIOS to default settings, which previously worked when this happened three weeks ago, but it's not resolving the problem this time. My laptop runs a dual boot system with Linux Mint and Windows, and I can see an LED indicator showing that Airplane Mode is on. Rebooting the laptop every half hour isn't feasible, so I'm looking for a reliable solution.
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You might want to try using `rfkill` to check the status of your wireless devices. It’s often the command that comes to the rescue in such scenarios. If you run into any issues with that, let me know! I can help troubleshoot further.
I ran `rfkill` but it didn't give any output at all. What should I do now?