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No, it should be in the dialog that asks for the wireless password, at the right side of the password text entry field.
it isn't there (screenshot attached)
Or open the connection editor, edit the connection and switch to the "Wireless Security" tab, it's there too.
There it is. It doesn't matter which of the 3 options I select. If I select 'Ask each time' then the password box is deactivated, this being a setup dialog. Departure state: disconnected Step-1 right click : configure network line: EDIT General tab: check: Automatically connect check: ALL-USERS WiFi tab: Network id is GOOD WiFiSecurity tab: WPA2 Personal, Option is : Ask each time Input box does not allow pwd entry Nothing changed, so CANCEL Step-2 Right click network: CONNECT button request root pwd, given request kde Walet pwd: CANCEL request network pwd: GiVEN Annunciator: "Connection Activated" Test with browser: ================== I can call up router admin page with defaults I can print with wifi printer ..but no internet connection I have a very similar installation for testing a 250gb SSD. It could be a clone of this one, I'm not sure anymore. All my OS partitions are exactly the same size. On that one networking is OK just as it is on my laptop. On both the ssd and laptop instances I can get on the internet without kWalet regardless of what password handling option I choose, on this desktop i cannot regardles of of what password handling option I choose. I could just dd the ssd instance over and I'm sure that 'my' problem would be solved but there IS a problem and I just as soon know what it is :-)