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802.1x Authentication Failed Windows 10

Windows 10

802.1x Machine Authentication

The following steps will configure a Windows 10 client to use 802.1X with Meraki Authentication (NOTE: these are instructions for the 802.1X with Meraki Authentication only. Customer-based RADIUS server configuration requirements are specific to the customer's own RADIUS server and can vary widely):

1. Click the 'Start' menu
2. Navigate to Settings (Gear Icon) > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Manage Known Networks
3. Click 'Network and Sharing Center'
4. Select 'Set up a new connection or network'
5. Select 'Manually connect to a wireless network'
6. Enter the SSID name in the 'Network name:' field
7. Select 'WPA2-Enterprise' in the 'Security type:' drop down
8. Select your encryption type from the 'Encryption type' drop down
9. Click 'Next'
10. When 'Successfully added' appears click 'Change connection settings'
11. Select the 'Security' tab
12. Click the 'Advanced settings' button
13. On the '802.1X settings' tab, check the box 'Specify authentication mode' and choose 'User Authentication' from the drop down
14. Click 'OK'
15. Back on the 'Security' tab, make sure 'Choose a network authentication method' is set to 'EAP (PEAP)' and then click the 'Settings' button
16. Click 'OK'
17. For 'Protected EAP Properties' uncheck 'Validate server certificate' or if you choose to validate server certificate make sure 'Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority' and/or 'http://valicert.com' is checked in the 'Trusted Root Certification Authorities' list.
18. Click the 'Configure' button
19. Uncheck 'Automatically use my Windows logon name'
20. Click 'OK' to close all the open dialog boxes

First of all, it's called 802.1X and not 802.1x - capital X;-) This happens cause your NPS server is looking for authentication method 1 (perhaps EAP-TLS) and you client is using authentication method 2 (like PEAP-MsChapV2) - the clien can only use one method, the server can support multiple.

Windows 10 802.1 X No Authentication Tab

1. Describes an issue that prevents Windows 10 devices from connecting to a WPA-2 Enterprise network that's using certificates for server-side or mutual authentication. Occurs after you apply the Windows 10 November update. A resolution is provided.
2. Section 1.1 Windows 10. Select the configure button and make sure that the checkmark for “Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any).” is unchecked. Click OK twice to return to the “Local Area Connection Properties” window, and select “Additional Settings.” 11. Under the “Specify authentication mode” select “User authentication.” 10. Click OK twice and disconnect/reconnect your Ethernet cable.
3. 802.1x authentication issue on Windows 10 1903 with Intel Ethernet Connection (7) I219-V NIC. Hello, since november 2019 we are experiencing an issue with 802.1x authentication on Windows 10 1903. After a two month investigation with Microsoft we found that the problem came from ours Intel Ethernet Connection (7) I219-V driver.
4. As such, associating with an 802.1X-protected SSID consists of simply connecting to the network, as outlined below: Navigate to the Desktop. Select the wireless network icon on the lower-right hand of the screen. Select the intended SSID on the right. Check/uncheck the Connect automatically option.