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I'll try to set this up as best I can. I have a laptop with a fresh Windows 8.1 install on it. It is on my domain, and I have a single GPO applied to it. In the GPO under Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Wireless Network Policies I have created a Windows Vista or later policy. In the policy I have configured single sign on. I log into a local account on the laptop and plug it into a wired connection. I then run gpupdate on it. At that point I unplug the network cable, and log off. Now, from the login screen I click Other user, and it looks like the screenshot below.
Notice that "Windows will try to connect to" is present. I can login using domain credentials, and single sign on works perfectly. Now if I reboot the machine, the "Windows will try to connect to" is gone and single sign on does not work. If I log in with a local account and log out. The "Windows will try to connect to" is present again. I can login normally using domain credentials, and single sign on works perfectly again.
One other note: I installed a fresh copy of Windows 7 on the same model laptop, and put it in the same OU with that single GPO. Single sign on works perfectly with the Windows 7 machine every time. Including after reboots. Thank you, in advance, for any advice or comments. I will be happy to provide additional information if it is needed.
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Notice that "Windows will try to connect to" is present. I can login using domain credentials, and single sign on works perfectly. Now if I reboot the machine, the "Windows will try to connect to" is gone and single sign on does not work. If I log in with a local account and log out. The "Windows will try to connect to" is present again. I can login normally using domain credentials, and single sign on works perfectly again.
One other note: I installed a fresh copy of Windows 7 on the same model laptop, and put it in the same OU with that single GPO. Single sign on works perfectly with the Windows 7 machine every time. Including after reboots. Thank you, in advance, for any advice or comments. I will be happy to provide additional information if it is needed.
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