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Your computers still have the old security setting and router name on it.

That is the reason all the sudden "validating identity" show up on the computers.

My laptop the Authentication tab wasn’t even there for me to mess with.

Here’s how to connect to your wireless router if you are getting this message.The computers have to match the new setting with the router. HOw do I reset the settings of the computers to match the new router? IEEE 802.1X is the standard which defines authentication against a RADIUS server.Reset or change the security settings on the two wired computers. For right now I just disabled (unchecked) "Enable IEEE 802.1x Authentication for this network" on both wired computers. But now by doing so, would it do any harm to my network? If you have a home network, it's unlikely that you have a RADIUS server - so that's OK.If the box was checked, then that was why you were getting the “unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network” message because Windows is looking for one, but your wireless router is not setup for certificate security. Once I unchecked that box and tried to reconnect to the wireless network, everything worked fine! Do you have the same security setting, router name, and IP address on the router?

Hello Experts, Im trying to connect a laptop to a wireless conection, but I get this message: Windows was unable to find a certificate to log onto the network. If you are using PEAP or Enterprise authentication, you will need to adjust your connection settings to ignore the absence of a valid certificate. If so, open the Network and Sharing Center Open Manage wireless networks.