Which isn't to say it doesn't try, only that it fails.
When trying to connect to the internet automatically on start up, it never works. For it to work, I have to go and select the network myself in the network manager. I see no reason why this is needed at all.
Any reason for this? Any fix? Is there any tool I can install other than the default network manager that might not do this?
Otherwise, I'm new to Linux Mint and this is my only complaint! Very good compared to other distros I've tried.
Network Manager Doesn't Connect Automatically
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Network Manager Doesn't Connect Automatically
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Re: Network Manager Doesn't Connect Automatically
There is no password, no encryption. It tries to connect automatically, but that doesn't work. When I select the network, however, it does.
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Re: Network Manager Doesn't Connect Automatically
Just out of curiosity, have you gone to Terminal, typed
added ndiswrapper to the list and then saved it?
The reason I ask is because I used to need to manually connect to my wireless network via my Network Manager *until* I added ndiswrapper to modules.
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sudo gedit /etc/modules
The reason I ask is because I used to need to manually connect to my wireless network via my Network Manager *until* I added ndiswrapper to modules.