Windows 10: Can't connect to a certain secured wifi after upgrading to Win 10

Hey there, I need a laptop for my studies - that's why I looked for my HP 650 Laptop I used three years ago.

First thing I did was upgrading to Windows 10. I didn't have any problems doing that at home connected to my home wifi. When I'm at school there are two wifi networks: one secured wifi and one unsecured wifi. If you connect to the unsecured one a log in browser window pops up asking for a username and password. When connecting to the secured one the credentials are the exact same ones. BUT: I don't have any problems connecting to the unsecured one.

Problems occur when I try to connect to the secured (faster) one.
This morning I was able to use the secured one. After 2 or 3 hours I was kicked out and ever since I am not able to reconnect to the secured one. The latest drivers for the network adapter are installed. I also tried adding the network manually. I unchecked "Varify the server's identity by validating the certificate". Now I am asked to put in my username and password in a system window - but it doesn't go through and I am asked over and over again without any established connection.

Any ideas what to do?

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Yes, I realised that myself after I posted - I'm on Ethernet with my PC and am on Wifi with my laptop (but can't get Win 10 to upgrade on that).

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