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\n
I went to a coffee house near my in-laws for some alone time where I got this annoying problem again. I was able to connect normally to their wifi (TP VSTM) using my phone but not on my laptop. So I made a QR image of that wifi (on my phone while connecting to it) and read it online (on my laptop) to make sure I’m entering the correct password. I tried connecting using nmtui at first but it kept prompting me to re-enter the password, then using nmcli which showed a message about a secret not provided.\n
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screenshot [ibb.co/MSqtmPZ](https://ibb.co/MSqtmPZ)\n
\n
[journalctl -b 0 -f -u NetworkManager.service | tee networkmanager.log](https://pastebin.com/Vdbga9u7)\n
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Hello evryone, I need help with this annoying problem where I can’t connect to some specific wifi even though I’m entering the correct password.\n
\n
I went to a coffee house near my in-laws for some alone time where I got this annoying problem again. I was able to connect normally to their wifi (TP VSTM) using my phone but not on my laptop. So I made a QR image of that wifi (on my phone while connecting to it) and read it online (on my laptop) to make sure I’m entering the correct password. I tried connecting using nmtui at first but it kept prompting me to re-enter the password, then using nmcli which showed a message about a secret not provided.\n
\n
screenshot [ibb.co/MSqtmPZ](https://ibb.co/MSqtmPZ)\n
\n
[journalctl -b 0 -f -u NetworkManager.service | tee networkmanager.log](https://pastebin.com/Vdbga9u7)\n
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<span style="color:#323232;">Activation: (wifi) asking for new secrets\n
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Hello evryone, I need help with this annoying problem where I can’t connect to some specific wifi even though I’m entering the correct password.\n
\n
I went to a coffee house near my in-laws for some alone time where I got this annoying problem again. I was able to connect normally to their wifi (TP VSTM) using my phone but not on my laptop. So I made a QR image of that wifi (on my phone while connecting to it) and read it online (on my laptop) to make sure I’m entering the correct password. I tried connecting using nmtui at first but it kept prompting me to re-enter the password, then using nmcli which showed a message about a secret not provided.\n
\n
screenshot [ibb.co/MSqtmPZ](https://ibb.co/MSqtmPZ)\n
\n
[journalctl -b 0 -f -u NetworkManager.service | tee networkmanager.log](https://pastebin.com/Vdbga9u7)\n
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<span style="color:#323232;">Activation: (wifi) asking for new secrets\n
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