Ubuntu :: 2 Password Request When Boot The Pc

Nov 2, 2010

when I boot my PC I get two password request, one is for it to be able to log in the wifi catcher and the other is just a pain in the ***, how can I set it to get just one again,

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Ubuntu :: 2 Password Request When Boot?

Feb 1, 2011

I have this annoying problem, when I boot my PC I get two password request, one is for it to be able to log in the wifi catcher and the other is just a pain in the ***, how can I set it to get just one again, or what could have happened? because I before I just got one.

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Code:
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Code:
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[URL]

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