We have a number of laptops that are joined to our domain that are configured to connect to a wireless network via 802.1x and authenticate with their domain computer account. This allows our users to then log in with their domain account on the devices.
I was given a Microsoft Surface Tablet to configure the same way
- Login using the local admin account on the Surface
- apply any available updates and reboot
- join the Surface to your domain and reboot
- open a command prompt and enter "netsh"
- enter "wlan"
- enter "show profiles"
- if there are any WLAN profiles you'll want to delete them using 'delete profile name=<profilename>'
- Press Winkey+X and select Control Panel
- Go to 'View network status and tasks'
- Select 'Set up a new connection or network'
- Select Manually connect to a wireless network
- Enter Network name, select Security type & Encryption type which in my case was WPA2 Enterprise and AES
- Press Next, and then select Change connection settings
- Select the Security tab
- Confirm the network authentication is Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP) then select Advanced settings
- Pleace a check on Specify authentication mode: change drop list to computer authentication
- Click OK, OK and then Close
Assuming all the stars have aligned then you should be all set. You'll want to give it a reboot and when it comes back up you can check the network status in the bottom left corner before trying to log in with a domain account.