We have been able to identify at least one possible cause of this issue, and suggest a solution. Please see: kb.opclabs.com/Error_%22The_specified_network_password_is_not_correct.%22 .

I dealt with another user recently which has the same behavior.
I went to great lengths trying to reproduce it, but was not successful.

I need either
a) steps, starting from clean operating system installation, needed to reproduce it, or
b) virtual machine image that manifests the behavior, or
c) remote access to physical or virtual machine that manifests the behavior (not preferred)

I am afraid that without one of these, I cannot progress further. There must be something special on those computers - but it is not on clean systems.

Best regards

Hi G.

I went through the forum thread, and it occurred to me - have we instructed the customer to clear the certificate store or at least remove the existing certificate(s) for the affected apps?

This certainly should be done. If it has not been done and you need more info to that, let me know.

Best regards

G.,
I need one clarification. I should have been more careful when formulating.

When the customer runs the app as admin, is he actually
a) using a separate user account - one with the admin permissions
b) using the same user account that already is in Administrators, and instructing Windows to launch the app with elevated privileges? (which is labeled as "Run as administrator" on some menus)

Thank you