SOLVED WPA2-Enterprise Credentials Invalid After Fall Update (10586.3)

[Flortoriousness]

Running W10 Home 64-bit on a Thinkpad Yoga. Since installing the fall update (10586.3) a couple days ago, I'm no longer able to connect to my university's secured WiFi. My username and password have not changed, and I can connect to the secured network with those credentials using my Android phone.

I have followed precisely the university's instructions for manually adding the network, changing the certificate and authentication methods, etc. I've done this before on several other machines, and I'm sure I'm not missing any details there.

When I attempt to connect to the network I'm asked for a username and password. I enter those and get "can't connect to this network" immediately.

Have also reinstalled the WiFi adapter drivers from Intel, thinking that those might have gotten messed up in the upgrade.

Can connect to unsecured visitor network fine and can connect to my home WiFi (WPA2 personal) fine.

Thanks for any suggestions

 

[Chirag Shah]

Hi Flortoriousness,


I am having the same issue at my work Wi-Fi. Did you get it working on the secured network?

Thanks,
Chirag

 

[Flortoriousness]

Negatory. So far as I know, it hasn't been solved yet.

 

[Flortoriousness]

SOLVED! See here for the solution. I had to use the DWORD value of "C0" rather than "3C0" for it to work. The service you need to restart is the Extensible Authentication Protocol. Hope this helps.

 

[wahyu rohman sidik]

SOLVED! See here for the solution. I had to use the DWORD value of "C0" rather than "3C0" for it to work. The service you need to restart is the Extensible Authentication Protocol. Hope this helps.

thank you for your help. it's working