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You will then get a window similar to the following: While the above window is on the screen, in the lower-right-hand corner of your computer screen, you will get a pop-up similar to the following: Click on this pop-up, so that you can logon to the network.

You will then get a window similar to the following: Enter your UMKC username and password as prompted, and click OK.

Click on the ' Properties' button, and you will get a page similar to the following: As shown above, un-check the option for ' Validate server certificate', and set the ' Select Authentication Method' line to ' Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2).

Optionally check the option for ' Enable Fast Reconnect'.

I can't provide a screen shot to illustrate how to do that because I don't know if you are using the built-in Windows Wireless Zero Config, or a vendor specific utility for your unnamed Wi Fi card.

If that does not help, then consider uninstalling the Wi Fi netcard.

I suspect a firmware upgrade probably fixes that behaviour.

Funny thing, I noticed that if I type in any random numbers/letters for other secured networks in the area, the same thing occurs. Well, she only has a laptop and likes to movie around.

She's always used wireless from the get-go, and in her particular situation/setup, where the cable goes to her entertainment center, it would be impractical to run an extension coax cable as well an an extension AC cord over to the modem.

I'd start by reviewing the event logs on your IAS server for reasoning as to why it's not authenticating your client.

I just installed a new Linksys ADSL modem/router at home.

Click on the ' Configure' button, and you will get a screen similar to the following: As shown above, un-check the option to automatically logon.