# Connecting to RADIUS From A Windows 10 devices

There are numerous ways to connect to network via RADIUS.

## Disabling Certificate Validation In Windows 10

Follow these steps to disable certificate validation and connect to the network using your username and password.

1. Open `Control Panel`
![Control Panel](/_static/01-controlpanel.png)
2. Open `Network And Internet`
![Network And Internet](/_static/02-networkandinternet.png)
3. Open `Network And Sharing Center`
![Network And Sharing](/_static/03-network-and-sharing.png)
4. Open `Setup A New Connection Or Network`
![Setup New Connection](/_static/04-setup-new-connection.png)
5. Select `Manually Connect To A Wireless Network`
and click `Next`
![Manually Connect To A Wireless Network](/_static/05.manually-connect-to-network.png)
6. In the  `Enter Information For Wireless Network You Want To Add` dialog window:
![Enter Information For Wireless Network You Want To Add](/_static/06-network-name.png)
Type the network name, ie SSID.
In `Security Type` choose WPA2-Enterprise.
Click `Next`.
7. Open `Change Connection Settings`
![Change Connection Settings](/_static/07-change-connection-settings.png)
8. Open `Security Tab`
![Security Tab](/_static/08-security.png)
In `Security Type` choose WPA2-Enterprise
In `Encryption type` choose AES.
In `Choose a network authentication method:` choose Microsoft Protected EAP (PEAP)
9. Click `Settings`. This will open `Protected EAP Properties`.
![Protected EAP Properties](/_static/09-protected-eap-properties.png)
Uncheck `Verify the server's identity by validating the certificate`.
10. Open `Advanced Settings`
![Advanced Settings And Save Credentials](/_static/10-advanced-settings-and-save-credentials.png)
Check `Specify authentication mode` select `User authentication`. Click `Save Credentials`. Enter your credentials. Click `Ok`.
11. At this point, you should be connected to the network successfully. Successfully
![Network Connected Successfully](/_static/11-network-connected-sucessfully.png)