Satellite L750-1RV WLAN deactivated after boot or sleepmode

Hello,
last week I deactivated WLAN adapter via Fn-F8. After that I swichted it on via Fn-F8 and it worked again.
But after Sleepmode WLAN didn't work.
Looking on Fn-F8 it shows "On". Either I have to switch "off" first and than switch"on", or I choose "all on" (WLAN and Bluetooth) to have WLAN working.
After having a look in forums I checked for new WLAN driver and I tried to deactivate in DEVICE MANAGER the option "Computer can switch off this device in order to save energy" (sorry, this is my translation from german Windows). But nothing does help.
WLAN is still not active after boot or after sleep mode.
Pls advice.
Thanks and greetings!

Hello paolo30,
thanks a lot for your help.
*It is working in the meantime!*
As already described was your suggestion my fist try already some days prior to my question in this forum - but without success.
Yesterday I had a unusal long boot at startup.
After login I had to start WLAN manual as it was in the last days.
Then I read your message and realized, Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power was already unchecked due to my first action some days before. Then I toggled it and did restart again.
Then in worked! After reboot WLAN was automatic working - as it should be normal.
In the meantime I have this option unckecked again and I'm happy with it.
Altough I'm not aware at all, what the rootcausewas, WLAN is working now from the beginning.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Greetings!

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-------copy of terminal----------
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Sep 19 07:22:25 Miki_Arch systemd[1]: Unit [email protected] entered failed state.
Last edited by mibadt (2013-09-20 02:54:28)

Seems like you are running both NetworkManager and [email protected]. Pick one so they don't have to compete with each other.

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