Nothing I could find in this thread helped me resolve this issue. Has anyone found a robust fix? Thanks Cheers. Got the same issue, here is my experience.
Running Windows 7, Ultimate edition, x64; 2. OpenVPN 2. Code 31 " 3. To resolve the tap driver challenges, tried: 3. But at least - tap driver is recognized as a driver - and is loaded properly if one chooses "disable driver signature"; so it sorta works. Who's at fault - Microsoft, who started enforcing driver signatures; that's annoying exercise to go through, a lot of projects out there choose not to do it; b Challenge two: busted certificate chain.
And not with the certificate itself - the one that's assigned to it; it's good and legit; but specifically with the intermediate certificate: the one that in theory you could get from the digisign guys. Funny enough, Microsoft has exactly the same challenges with one of their.
NET library installs: and to resolve it, they have provided combined - proper - certificate - that you can install yourself and make it work. But with OpenVPN - we do not have direct access to combined and verified! Direction that in theory could work: If one updates registry; and adds following record to the driver: "ComponentId" with the value "tap": It makes "Network card" to be visible to openVPN app; So error from "hey, you have no tap devices out there": Turns into "hey, you have tap device there, but it's busy".
I'll keep digging this direction, but if someone with a bit more experience could assist - help would be very much appreciated. Alternative, is to provide chained certificate for the software that's question to openvpn devs that's been properly validated and considered to be valid by Microsoft. For now it doesn't look too promising.
To avoid these problems, we recommend you install an older TAP adapter driver. Right-click the PIA icon at the bottom right corner of the Windows clock and select Exit from the context menu.
In the Device Manager window, expand the Network adapters category, then right-click the TAP adapter driver and select Uninstall device. After that, follow the on-screen prompt to complete this uninstallation. Click here to download the older TAP device driver and install it on your computer. DNS is used by your browser to translate the IP address of a site.
To avoid this issue, you can try flushing the DNS cache. For that:. This operation will reinitialize the DNS cache completely. After that, you can reconnect PIA and see if the issue is fixed or not.
If all the given methods fail to work, you may have to consider reinstalling Windows This operation will delete all data on the system drive, please make a full backup of your system beforehand.
Thanks for your feedback. I'm having this exact issue, and I've already tried disabling my antivirus. I'm running and trying to connect using PIA, if it matters. Edit: Interesting, I guess you can disregard that. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community.
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