How to use netsh to log in to a Wi-Fi network with a username and password?

Question

Computer networks

Hello, friends. I have an old netbook with Windows 10. Unfortunately, the video card driver (the infamous intel GMA 3600) turned out to be incompatible with the "ten", and in order for the driver to work, I had to remove all applications of the METRO interface from the system. Along with this, the interface element that displayed the available wi-fi networks disappeared. I click on the wireless network icon in the taskbar - but nothing happens.

On networks that use WPA2-PSK security, I can log in using netsh using a wireless network profile previously generated on another computer. But there are networks that, when connected, require you to enter a login and password in the authorization interface. I'm not good at this, I think it's called 802.1x protection (I could be wrong).
Examining the contents of XML-profiles of wireless networks, I could not find a line in which such authorization parameters can be passed. On the Internet about netsh I find either very simple instructions like "enter the command netsh wlan connect network name", or articles on configuring the network itself for system administrators.

In connection with this, a question arose. Is it possible to log in using netsh in networks with login-password authentication, and if so, how to do it?

Changing the system is not suitable due to specific software that is incompatible with older systems :(

Thank you.