Miniport wan l2tp vista

Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Mouneshwar R. Hi code, I would suggest you to re-install the WAN miniport driver by following the steps below. Go to device manager and select "Show Hidden Devices" under the View menu. Expand Network adapters. Try right clicking on it and uninstalling it. More than likely it won't allow you to. To get around this update the driver to something "uninstallable" like the MAC Bridge. To do this right click on it and select update driver.

Choose no to look on windows update. Then choose to specify a location. Next choose dont search. Force it to install it. Now that it's gone, lets reinstall it. Now get the devcon.

Run this command: devcon. Go back to the device manager. This should do it. Mouneshwar R — Microsoft Support Visit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think [If this post helps to resolve your issue, please click the "Mark as Answer" or "Helpful" button at the top of this message. By marking a post as Answered, or Helpful you help others find the answer faster.

How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Mouneshwar R's post on February 19, I had right clicked on command prompt and clicked on run on administrator.

When I try to type the install command in, I receive the message: 'devcon. So much for help here. Will have to find help somewhere else. Will still not reinstall.

Sounds like will have to wipe drive and reinstall everything from scratch. I was servicing a PC that got hit my countless viruses and malware; it made disasters to it as far as not even letting it start through Safe Mode by a registry key deletion. In this particular case it also managed to corrupt the network drivers for the PC, but once I restored the registry keys for Safe Mode I was able to fix that up. Thanks for the help.

In reply to Eriol-kun's post on March 2, It was worth the try, but the same error message was recieved. Michael J. In reply to code's post on March 4, I had to go through this process for Windows 7, 64 bit. I had to obtain devcon. I had Checkpoint SecureClient installed on my comp So I thought, the devil lies in it. I managed to uninstall it in those two minutes. Sure, Vista bluescreened upon hitting Finish of uninstallation.

After restart without Checkpoint SecureClient, at least my system bluescreened no more. But 50 disabled adapters were still disabled. All disabled. Office Office Exchange Server.

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