Asus n13 wireless adapter

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Originally Posted by Marthewicked

Guys,

Thank you so much, i just want to say that. I am sure this is pain, cause im getting frustrated and i cant imagine how you guys feel. I just want to say thank you whether this works or not.
mar

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Not frustrated either....but I am determined just like the others trying to help you....I know they, just like me, want to get this resolved for you!

Thank! Is it possible to start clean? To start from scratch driver clean then driver install followed reboot?
Mar

The first thing I'd try is to delete all your access point-specific settings in NM and reboot. Let NM find MFGT1 fresh and try to connect:

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sudo rm -rf /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/*

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The command sequence 'rm -rf' removes forcefully and permanently and is dangerous. Proofread carefully, as I am doing, before you press Enter.

Reboot and let us hear your report.

Thanks, will reboot now, sorry i have not looked sooner of the reply, i wish there is notification.

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Originally Posted by chili555

The first thing I'd try is to delete all your access point-specific settings in NM and reboot. Let NM find MFGT1 fresh and try to connect:

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sudo rm -rf /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/*

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The command sequence 'rm -rf' removes forcefully and permanently and is dangerous. Proofread carefully, as I am doing, before you press Enter.

Reboot and let us hear your report.

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After reboot i saw that promising words on top right corner "Wireless Networks Available" and i was thinking this is it we finally got this to surrender. But refreshed and refreshed and came back to wireless network disconnected you are now offline, bummer!
mar

And it did or did not ask for your WEP key? It will help me to get details as to the behavior when you reply.

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i wish there is notification.

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There is; use thread tools at the top to subscribe and get an instant email.

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Originally Posted by chili555

And it did or did not ask for your WEP key? It will help me to get details as to the behavior when you reply.There is; use thread tools at the top to subscribe and get an instant email.

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Thanks, yes it did ask for web key and the wifi symbol link refreshed and refreshed few times and came back disconnected.

Is your routers WEP encryption set to Open or Shared? I noticed that your file differed from mine, connected to a WEP access point:

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[connection]
id=qwest4288
uuid=cb140383-dd33-46e5-bfa1-903889f0fc43
type=802-11-wireless
timestamp=1349014646

[802-11-wireless]
ssid=qwest4288
mode=infrastructure
mac-address=xx:94:6B:99:55:xx
security=802-11-wireless-security

[802-11-wireless-security]
key-mgmt=none
auth-alg=open
wep-key0=92xxx60xxx
wep-key-type=1

[ipv4]
method=auto

[ipv6]
method=ignore

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Your relevant section is, or was:

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[connection]
id=MFGT1
uuid=0e7bce6c-12b4-44f8-a30a-26528794872b
type=802-11-wireless

[802-11-wireless]
ssid=MFGT1
mode=infrastructure
mac-address=C8:60:004:9E:86
security=802-11-wireless-security

[802-11-wireless-security]
key-mgmt=none
wep-key0=529a65xxgh

[ipv4]
method=auto

[ipv6]
method=auto

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How is your router set up?

it is stil the same as you have posted. Yes it is wep. I checked my laptop which connects to the network and the settings were wep 40/128 bit-key......

How can i delete the driver? Then maybe redownload and start fresh not that it will fix or not but it is worth a try.