Why my wireless is still asking validating identity when i unchecked the top box "Enable IEEE 802.1x
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Listen, it MUST be enabled to connect securely. Otherwise you will only be able to access unsecure networks. Do not waste your time, Good luck!!
Most home systems only use the preshared key to get access to a network. If the router is set in enterprise mode then it likely is using 802.1x
I think turning that off only tells the router you will not authenticate using 802.1x but I suspect that only works for routers that accept both 802.1x and preshared keys as a option.
You likely just need to set up the WPA/WPA2 key to get it to work.
I think turning that off only tells the router you will not authenticate using 802.1x but I suspect that only works for routers that accept both 802.1x and preshared keys as a option.
You likely just need to set up the WPA/WPA2 key to get it to work.
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