Recent content by travisnw

Testing with the scientific method in mind is critical in giving accurate info to the vendors and users/admins out there. Hypothesis, unbiased documented test procedure, conclusion. I come from a medical/pharmaceutical background (before I switched majors to IT back in college) and I also work...

Hmmm that's new to me. We have had trouble with multiple types of adapters and the common denominator is always Win 8 + WPA2-PSK with AES wifi networks (no matter the wifi vendor). Have you tried or tested others? Please list the ones that have been tested and work here so we can give future...

Got it to work with Static WEP using 40 bit keysize and static PSK,.. Also works with WPA-PSK using either TKIP or AES encryption. WPA2-PSK DOES work with TKIP encryption but NOT AES Encryption....... Conclusion - WPA2-PSK with AES encryption does not play nice with Win 8 systems (everything...

The security setting you are talking about is most likely changing from WPA2-PSK with AES encryption to WPA2-PSK (without AES) or maybe WEP or WPA instead of WPA2. Usually if you dumb it down you get lucky. I will post if I can test this

Same problem for me. WPA2-PSK networks will ask for the key and take it but never complete the session. Cisco does point the finger at Microsoft for good reason,. It is because No other OS has problems connecting to WPA2-PSK networks EXCEPT for Microsoft Win 8. I have Multiple WLAN's...