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For the sake of posterity: the wireless network policy uses an MMC snap-in to create a wireless profile. In AD, you can forego the creation and import a wireless profile from Windows 7. Yes--it works in Windows 10. (Including the "authenticate as computer" setting.)
It's just a basic netsh wlan export/netsh wlan add with xtras for:
Prevent connections to ad-hoc networks
Prevent connections to infrastructure networks
Allow user to view denied networks
Allow everyone to create all user profiles
Only use Group Policy profiles for allowed networks
Windows 7 policy settings:
Don't allow hosted networks
Don't allow shared user credentials for network authentication
Enable block period (minutes)