WiFi Auto-disconnect when Windows uses WiFi link when remote login

Environment: Installed in the notebook Windows Server R2, network links can only use Wireless link, usually need to remote to the system to operate (when not in the office), wireless authentication method is 802.11x.

Problem: Just installed the system, from the function window to open the WLAN function link to the wireless network, Telnet when the client just connected, the link is unresponsive, the service side of the WLAN link active disconnection. Starting the troubleshooting route is starting with the WLAN AutoConfig that controls the WLAN link-modifying the login identity of the service ... In short this method is not possible, after modifying the service startup identity, the service cannot start, prompting the user does not have specific permissions (post-paste to modify the service to initiate user privileges), modify the privileges, the service can start normally, but can not search the wireless signal.

Solution: After tossing a lap, found that the front of the idea is wrong, the suspicion is due to the 802.11x authentication method. Since the Administrator user remote link will cause the WLan to disconnect, then create another administrator account , the result of using the newly created Administrator account Telnet system, the connection is normal.

PS: The problem that has not been solved at present is whether the link WLan or the user account login system can be linked, and cannot be connected to the network like Lan without logging on to the system. (Add, set the system automatically login can, consider the security, set 5 minutes automatic screensaver, and turn on the end of the screensaver requires password login)

To modify the service startup identity method:

(Modifications can be made when needed, but the service may not be normal if the privilege is not the default)

For example we need to modify the boot identity of this service (WLANSVR) for Wlanautoconfig

1. Run "services.msc" to open the service window, find the corresponding service, view "Properties", select "This account" and specify the corresponding account, identify and close the Properties window.

2. Run the service and, if there is an error with a privileged incorrect keyword, follow this process:

   2.1 Run "regedit" to open Registry Editor, expand "Hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\wlansvc", and then view the key value " Requiredprivileges "to determine the corresponding privilege.

2.2 Can find the explanation of privileges in this link https://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/cc976700.aspx

2.3 Run "secpol.msc", expand "security settings, local Policies, user Rights Assignment", control the list of privileges found with 2.1, and add the users who need to run the service to the corresponding privileges.

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WiFi Auto-disconnect when Windows uses WiFi link when remote login