[SOLVED] NetworkManager does not connect to WiFi networks

I'm using `networkmanager` to connect WiFi.
I have selected WiFi Name through `networkmanager`.
Next, enter WiFi Password.
But the problem is, `networkmanager` asks me about password again and again and over again and does not connect to WiFi never !!!!
I'm sure WiFi password that I entered is correct.
Last edited by kamrava (2014-02-22 05:46:37)

orschiro wrote:Maybe not satisfying, but can you instead use Wicd?
My problem was solved. `wicd` was not installed on my system.
My Problem solved through :
I have Installed `wicd` and then NetworkManager works like a charm now
$ sudo pacman -S wicd wicd-gtk
Thank you all.
Last edited by kamrava (2014-02-21 11:29:17)

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