So if you want a quick fix, and you have access to the router’s settings, then just change the encryption type for the wireless network to WPA. None of my machines have any passwords set anywhere. All computers see each other and are accessible except now all of a sudden the Windows 10 machine asks for network credentials. Network disabled - device not ready 16.04. Everything was working fine for months until just recently the computer running Windows 10 all of a sudden asks me to enter a Network username and password. The main problem is that Windows 7 does not really support WEP encryption. My WiFi connection frequently stops working (no internet, not disconnecting) 1. Next, enter the code given below and hit the Enter key.
Type in the below code for the same: wlan show profile. Now, you need to get the list of all your saved WiFi networks from Command Prompt. Enter the following codes in the command window: netsh. I did some searching and finally found the answer. The Intel client is set to Enterprise Security, network auth is wpa2-ent, data encryption is aes-ccmp, authent type is leap, and my username/password. Search for Command Prompt from the Start Menu. Thereby making it easy to view Wi-Fi passwords on Windows 10. Windows 10 remembers and saves every Wi-Fi password a user has ever used. On the WIN 7 machine try and access the XP machine from the network and when it asks for name and password enter a valid name and password for the XP machine. Fortunately, Windows 10 has a workaround for this problem. Do you have a Windows 7 PC that asks for a user name and password when you try to connect to your wireless network? I was having the same issue with a friend’s Windows 7 laptop. On the target XP machine go to control panel, folder options, view and untick last box (Use Simple File Sharing) then restart.
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