Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to ... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage () My network consist of a W2k Domain and 300 XP client computers. When we arrive this morning clients had notification stating...

Windows Log On Certificate - Wireless Network. I have a laptop that will not connect to a wireless network. It was working fine until I tried to add it to a workgroup and then it would not connect. "Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on...

a web browser. It also says "Windows was unable to find certificate to log you on" The certificate info. we can find says that it expired in July 2009. Do we need to buy a new certificate, do we have to have a certificate at all? Any help you can give would...

Windows Certificate Logon. To support the EAP-TLS, we add Client Authentication to the Extended Key Usage (EKU). But we are failed. The Microsoft complain the "Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on the network XXXX". Upon this error,...

for a while I get a message 'Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network XYZ'. *but* if I look in the certificate mmc there *IS* a certificate for this user installed (it was created by auto-enroll), it's valid and is for Client...

unable to find product key. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () i have located my coa but on it reads... you are required to affix this Certificate of Authenticity to your exterior of the pc with number along the side 00046-767-990-886...

and password. What is the specific format of the XML response from the web app to the client? I have been unable to find any documentation on this. So I've resorted to guessing: (1) I've tried sending back the Wizard schema with the credentials panel...

a topic in this forum. . I did not want to bring this topic to the forefront; but was unable to find a way to post a new topic due to the navigation problems on this site. So i went back a long ways to finally find a topic that i posted Microsoft wields...

Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote: > Kristopher; > Does this apply: >> If not post back the exact error message. >> -- having trouble finding wpae folder in this page of instructions. Otherwise The exact message is : Invalid Certificate: Windows was unable...

a popup window appears. It says that it is unable to check the validity of a file (or certify the appropriateness or compatibility?), and it asks me to insert the Windows 2000 Professional CD so that it can copy an earlier version. No hint as to which file...