Has anyone got a VPN working on Windows 10 yet?

[MrWhiteman]

If I try to manually set up a VPN using Windows' built-in service, it just crashes and if I try and use my VPN provider's program it will not allow me to install the TAP adapter.

 

[Peter McNeill1]

I got my vpn provider working. Try this:
1.uninstall all tap adapters in device manager>network adapters
2.install openvpn with default options
https://swupdate.openvpn.org/community/releases/openvpn-install-2.3.6-I603-x86_64.exe
3.add string value/data ComponentId/tap0901 (REG_SZ) with regedit
value name=ComponentId
value data=tap0901
to key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}\[0001]
where [0001] stands for the instance on your system in which you find the REG_SZ string with
value name=ProductName
value data=TAP-Windows Adapter V9
4.disable and enable TAP-Windows Adapter V9 in device manager>network adapters to reinitialize the driver with the newly added ComponentId
5.\[0001]\ may not be you vpn adapter, so check all the other \[000x] entries. Be aware it's fiddly. It took me a few attempts doing this to get it to work properly

 

[MrWhiteman]

I upgraded to 10056 and got the computer to recognise the TAP V9 but adding the string didn't help.

 

[David Feifer]

Painful on my end as well since we are not using ssl vpn. we are using a juniper srx 210. I WAS using a vm of windows 7 to vpn in to work but unfortunately hyper-v was borked with this release. Hopefully the next build will fix one or the other.

 

[MrWhiteman]

My VPN client installed flawlessly with the new build 10061