[vpn-help] windows 7 issue with 2.1.5 and 2.1.6 beta

[Joe Scanlon]

I will give the 2.1.6 b4 kit a test today

Joe Scanlon
Email: Joe.Scanlon at allstar-it.com
Mobile: 603-459-3242
AllStar IT, llc
Office: 603-589-1851
Fax: 603-791-0154

http://www.allstar-it.com/


On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 6:36 PM, Kenneth Payne <paynek at bellsouth.net> wrote:

>  FYI:
>
> I experienced the same issue with 2.1.6 beta 6.  I was previously running
> 2.1.6 beta 4 and upgrded to "beta 6" 2 days ago.  Following a reboot today,
> my machine could not reach DNSservers.  I uninstalled 2.1.6 beta 6 and was
> instantly able to resolve DNS addresses.  I reinstalled 2.1.6 beta 4 and
> everything seems to be working (though I have not rebooted yet.
>
> I'm running Windows 7 Home with a realtek wireless card accessing a linksys
> wireless router.
>
>
> Kenneth Payne
>
>
>
> On 3/6/2010 4:21 PM, Joe Scanlon wrote:
>
> I was a shrew user for quite a few months while using windows 7 RC and all
> was great.
>
>  I converted laptop to commercial version of windows 7 (64 bit ultimate)
> and shrew stopped functioning and actually starting causing issues.
>
>  If I install and use either 2.1.5 or 2.1.6beta it works fine until I
> reboot. As soon as I reboot I lose ALL network connectivity and in the
> windows device manager all the network devices that have 'shrew' in the name
> are showing up with errors and it is preventing me from getting any type of
> network connection (wired OR wireless).
> Uninstalling does not solve. The only solution is to restore to an earlier
> system restore point before the s/w was installed.
>
>  This is a dell latitude e6400 (6 mos old)
>
>  Anyone else run into this ?
>
>
> Joe Scanlon
> Email: Joe.Scanlon at allstar-it.com
> Mobile: 603-459-3242
> AllStar IT, llc
> Office: 603-589-1851
> Fax: 603-791-0154
>
> http://www.allstar-it.com/
>
>
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