Wireless Single Sign-On

I have a Windows 7 Laptop that has the Advanced settings for 802.1X to allow Single Sign-On working on my network. I now need to enable the same on a Vista laptop and there is no Advanced setting for 802.1x to allow Single Sign-on. I found a lot
of information on enabling this through a Domain Group Policy setting by going to
Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policies. I went to the Local Group Settings and there is no Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) OU under Security Settings. How do
I enable Single Sign-on locally with Vista.

Hi,
Don't care about these errors. They are generated when the clients try to authenticate by computer account.
They no longer appears after changing the authentication mode  to User authentication.
Please check if there is any event about authentication by the credentials which is used for logon.
If no, please check the configuration of client and AP. Do the encryption method of client and AP match?
If yes, we can focus on why does NPS server deny the authentication.
Hope this helps.
Steven Lee
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