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Someone tried to install OpenVPN ver1.5 on my Windows 2000 Server. They
did not read the installation instructions first, and also tried to use the -
tun- feature, which I have concluded will not work with Windows. It did not
work, and he tried various other options and created several virtual
connections which were subsequently deleted. He then used the "Uninstall
OpenVPN" option from the menu, but I later found about a half dozen registry
entires related to the failed installation that did not get eliminated.
At present, my web browser and email client don't connect. The system
does not pick up the DHCP assigned IP address from my NAT/router. I can ping
other IP addresses with their IP address, but not the domain name. My VNC
connection to my office no longer functions. I have tried everything I can
think of, including uninstalling the network driver, but nothing seems to have
any effect. I would rather not have to reinstall the operating system, but
it's beginning to look like I might have to if no one in this forum can help
me. Curiously enough, Windows does not allow me to create a new network
connection and if I uninstall the driver, once I reinstall, the old connection
comes back with its original name. Heeelllp! RRT
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