Hi, Good to hear that it is working now! Possibly one of the bits we've flipped in tap-windows6 since the previous release caused this misbehavior (for you). So far nobody else has reported this problem.
Samuli Il 04/11/19 00:04, Ton van Vliet ha scritto: > Hi Simon, > > Thanks for the additional tips. > > I already replied to Samuli yesterday, but only now noticed that I did not > reply to the list. > > I did play around with pnputil (Samuli is using it in his script as well), > but was not able to remove all drivers with it: some were 'in use', while > others were listed but somehow 'invalid'. > > Only after I uninstalled tap-windows6, I was able to remove the 'in use' > ones. The other ones were leftover oem<x>.inf files from earlier failing > installs. > > I had to re-instantiate all TAP-devices after this, but all is fine now. > > Normally I would prefer to troubleshoot, however, since I apparently am the > only one with the problem, I took Samuli's shortcut and uninstalled > tap-windows6 > > Best regards, > Ton > > On 03-11-19 17:18, Simon Rozman wrote: > >> Hi Ton, >> >> You can also use pnputil.exe (in an elevated command prompt) to check >> version, uninstall, and/or install TAP driver manually. The pnputil is a >> stock command line utility for driver management on all Windows. >> >> I advise you use pnputil to list all your installed TAP-Windows6 drivers - >> yes, there may be more than one version installed. Carefully uninstall all >> TAP-Windows6 drivers. "Carefully" in a sense that you pay extra attention to >> delete oem<nn>.inf entries corresponding to the TAP-Windows6, and not your >> graphics card or disk controller. Note that network interface settings are >> stored elsewhere in registry and uninstalling the driver will not delete >> them. Your TAP interfaces will just disappear for a while. You already >> noticed that phenomena before. >> >> Next, install the latest driver - you can use the official installer. Or - >> if you already have it installed - find a copy of the driver in C:\Program >> Files\TAP-Windows6\driver (your path may vary) and use pnputil to install >> the driver. Or - right click on the .inf file and select Install. Your TAP >> interfaces should reappear. >> >> Also, since you're troubleshooting, I'd strongly advise you to reboot in >> between. >> >> Best regards, >> Simon > > > > _______________________________________________ > Openvpn-devel mailing list > Openvpn-devel@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-devel > _______________________________________________ Openvpn-devel mailing list Openvpn-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-devel
