Has anyone found a solution for this? Or is this version of windows have a bug with 802.11x auth Second question, for the user who have installed the update.
How do disable windows update assistant? When I'm ready to deploy 1709 update il turn it on in wsus. After doing a bit of research on the issue I have found the 1709 update was causing wifi issues. The plan was to get all the laptops in test it and then update it for them.Īfter the update was installed (only on a few machines so far) through the windows update assistant I saw that they were not auto signing onto the wifi using my 802.11x policy through GPO, I thought the cert had expired but its fine. As the disruption of 1-2h install time was too long. I use Wsus for updates and had turned the 1709 update off. I noticed the Windows Update Assistant had somehow got on to my Enterprise version of Windows and was asking my users to update to the 1709 version of Windows 10.
