Credential windows issue on CISCO VPN 5.0.07.0410

Hi,
i have 2 laptop same HW with windows XP ( last OS update released ) on both laptop installed CISCO VPN 5.0.07.410 with same installation pack and procedure, both laptop work under 3G connection when try to connect with VPN,
On one laptop when put my credential on connection windows ( windows popuped after pressed "connect" on VPN CLIENT ) no receive any errors on screen, but CISCO VPN Client prompt me again a credential windows and reprompt this windows again and again everytime i put my credential on it.
If try on other laptop all work fine, no credential windows loop.
I tried to repair and reinstall CISCO VPN client but receive same issue
Any one have same helps for me?
Thanks

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- Refreshed system back to Windows 8 and reinstalled all software
- Cisco VPN client would not install on system
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- Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client downloads and installs software from VPN host
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