Unable to connect to wifi network - Getting Windows Security Sign in popup window

Main thing I could think of would be if it is a bug with Microsoft's Wi-Fi sense that connects you to suggested Wi-Fi networks/hotspots shared by your contacts. You may have checked here but could you go to:

Start->Settings->Network & Internet->Wi-Fi, and on the Wi-Fi page go to "Manage Wi-Fi settings" and see if turning off Wi-Fi sense/Paid Wi-Fi Services helps

Mainly wondering if this is affecting you since I see everything on the page has the "Sign in with your MS account".

Hey Todd, thanks a lot for your quick response.

The bad news is that the Sense definitions where all disabled so that was not the culprit.

The good news is that this helped me solve the problem :)

While looking into the WiFi Sense I found my way to the User Account > Credential Manager page. There I noticed, under the 'Generic Credentials' section, few credentials I could not recognize. These seem to have been added right around the time that the problem started.

After deleting these credentials, I was able to connect to the wifi again.

Sadly, I did not take a snapshot before I deleted the credentials but here is the how this page looks now.

Thanks again!

I currently have the same problem with my Samsung Notebook, and none of the above-mentioned tips h been able to fix the problem. 

It started happening today, but I cannot seem to have updated anything later than a week ago (update for Windows 10 Version 1607 for x64-based Systems).

If anyone has any suggestions or tips to what might work. Please let me know. 

Hey,

I'm having the exact same problem. I only get the sign in pop up when trying to connect to my public university wifi. I'm at UCLA and this is used across all UCs, the "eduroam" network.

I have not changed any settings and had been using this network with success up until yesterday afternoon.

None of the above fixes have helped. I wiped my credentials and restored them all after seeing that it didn't help. I've checked my wi-fi settings as well. I'm assuming this is a glitch in Windows 10. Also just had a windows update today which I hoped would fix the problem but no difference.

I can connect to any other network just fine, public or not. I really need this network to be able to do my work anywhere on campus. Someone please save me :'(. 

Also, HrrFagerli, could you elaborate on what you did to fix your case? I'm don't entirely follow what you explained in your reply. Thanks.

Thanks in advance to anyone else who can help.

The windows credential mentions token in the string. Deleteted it.

Somehow it also solved my shift keys not working on dell Inspiron 11 "

Hello,

If the system keeps on asking for credentials whenever you're trying to connect to WiFi, there might be an issue with the integration between the router and your PC. To resolve this, follow the steps below:

1.) Go to Settings.

2.) Click on Network & Internet.

3.) Select Network Reset.

Doing this will make Windows forget the connection credentials for the WiFi. Kindly re-enter the credentials after restarting your computer.

Inform us with any updates regarding your issue so we can assist you further.