Window 8 WiFi problem with Cisco wireless network

Anyone encounter a Windows 8 WiFi authentication problem with Cisco wireless network?
We are using WLC 5508, 7.2.111, and AP 3602i with WPA2.
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This problem occurred with Soney, and Dell models. Lenovo with Windows 8 factory installed is working fine.
Won't make any difference as these laptop's wireless NIC cards are different.
Can you try with OPEN authentication. If the Sony and/or Dell laptop works, then you start cranking up the security and/or encryption settings until you break them.
I'm with Scott here: It's got to be a wireless NIC card driver.
As what George has stated, post the debug of the failed attempts.

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   Description . . . . . . . . . . . : DW1501 Wireless-N WLAN Half-Mini Card
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2. If your office has wireless, you can set up the Express to "join" the existing network - you can then do the same as in number 1.
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created by Texas Mac Man in Using iPad - View the full discussion
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>>I gave log on as a service right to this account in Default Domain Controllers Policy but unfortunately it was not enough
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