1) Navigate to the /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections folder (as superuser)
2) Open the file that is named after the wi-fi network your computer tries to autoconnect at startup
3) Use a text editor to remove a line called "password-mode=1" (or something like that)
4) Your file should look like this: http://askubuntu.com/a/354986
or
1) When the computer is booting, turn off the physical network switch. Turn in back on after you log in.
I've found a couple of workarounds:
1) Navigate to the /etc/NetworkMan ager/system- connections folder (as superuser) askubuntu. com/a/354986
2) Open the file that is named after the wi-fi network your computer tries to autoconnect at startup
3) Use a text editor to remove a line called "password-mode=1" (or something like that)
4) Your file should look like this: http://
or
1) When the computer is booting, turn off the physical network switch. Turn in back on after you log in.
or
1) Try wicd instead of the buggy NetworkManager.