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Question #76535 on network-manager in ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+question/76535

    Status: Open => Answered

bixejo proposed the following answer:
>From one terminal type the command:

gnome-session-properties

This will bring you a GUI window with the list of programs (in the first
window tab) to be run any time you log in. Scroll along this list to see
whether the Network Manager is in this list but has its checkbox
disabled. If so, check it, log out and log in back again, and the
network manager should appear.

If you cannot see it in the list of startup programs, you may click on
"+ Add" and then type in the pop-up window the following information:

In the "Name" field: Network Manager
In the "Command" field: nm-applet --sm-disable
In the "Comment" field you may write whatever you want, or leave it blank.

Hope this helps,

--Bixejo

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