hi Frank. thank you for replying.
On 02/16/2015 09:38 PM, Frank Cox wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Feb 2015 20:56:48 -0600 g wrote:
>
>> now, every time i reboot, internet connection is automatically
>> connecting on boot.
>
>> what do i have to do to change this?
>
> If you use Network Manager, just right-click on the little doodad in
> your panel bar and un-check "Enable networking". When you want to
> re-connect, right-click on the little doodad and check "Enable
> networking".
well, i guess i have 'Network Manager' if it is the network icon, aka,
"doodad", in the system tray. but it does not give config menu in
center of screen as i used to see.
your reply got my 'chemo brain' to thinking again about what is
presented for right-click.
with right-click, a settings menu pops up with;
[ ] Enable Networking
[ ] Enable Wireless
[ ] Enable Notifications
(i) Connection Information {grayed out}
[ ] Edit Connections
(i) About
Enable Networking and Enable Wireless must be checked to enable either
when icon is left-clicked and network _will_auto_connect_ after reboot.
if both are unchecked, left-click activates a grayed notice of
'Networking disabled' and network _will_not_auto_connect_ after reboot.
> This will work regardless of whether your computer is hooked up with
> a wireless or wired ethernet connection.
if only it would with out auto connect on reboot.
thanks again for reply. open to more suggestions.
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