I am having trouble whole logging into a wireless network as I am receiving an error saying Windows cannot find a certificate to log you into the wireless network. Guys help me with this wireless certificate error problem.
To fix the problem you are having-
1. In start go to control panel
2. Then open the network connections
3. Then go to properties of wireless network connections by right clicking on it
4. Go to wireless network tab and then select the network causing problem and then go to properties
5. Go to authentication tab and uncheck the IEEE authentication tab for that network and then go to connection tab and check the connect with this network box
6. Proceed to association tab and uncheck the automatically provided key box and enter the required details
7. Save your settings
This will fix the error.
The full error reads, “Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network”. You may receive this message on Windows XP on HP Notebooks. To fix the problem, you need to specify the correct or required certificate to log on the network. Click “Start”, “Control Panel” then “Network connections”. Next, right-click the wireless network that is not connected then select “Properties”.
In the properties window, go to “Wireless Networks” tab then in the “Preferred networks” field, select your preferred wireless network and then click “Properties”. Next, go to “Authentication” tab then uncheck or de-select “Enable IEEE 802.1x authentication for this network”. Click “OK” all throughout. When you are finished, restart the computer then see if it works.
