
- #MICROSOFT VIRTUAL MINIPORT ADAPTER WONT STAY CONNECTED PRO#
- #MICROSOFT VIRTUAL MINIPORT ADAPTER WONT STAY CONNECTED PC#
Hey all, I was having the same problem on Windows 10. This is far less frustrating than a restart.
#MICROSOFT VIRTUAL MINIPORT ADAPTER WONT STAY CONNECTED PC#
My PC is still running and works as expected and the Internet is available. When I disconnect the An圜onnect client, I have to go to Device Manager and Disable the Ethernetĭevice then Enable the same device. I am running on Windows 7 64BIT and I'm using An圜onnect to connect to my work. I have found an answer to this issue which does not require restarting the PC. trying to dial VPN again results in "element not found" error.Ĭurrently the only solution is restarting the PC after each VPN usage which is very frustrating. pinging any ip address except localhost results in "no resources" error.Į. ipconfig -all shows PPP adapter (VPN) still exits as an network interface in nonoperational state.ĭ.

after disconnecting from VPN, client lost internet and local connections.Ĭ.

#MICROSOFT VIRTUAL MINIPORT ADAPTER WONT STAY CONNECTED PRO#
Win 7 Pro 圆4 Client computer in a home network without any corporate firewall software connects successfully to VPN using windows VPN connection. system has no network access to anywhere.Ī. Windows fails to restore normal network after disconnecting from a VPN network, the PPP adapter which represent VPN connection stays in the interface list even after disconnection. Tunnel adapter Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface: : Media unoperational Connection-specific DNS Suffix. : Wednesday, J10:12:10 PMĭefault Gateway. Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection:ĭescription. Here is the result of ip config command, hope it helps, if you want I can provide netstat result or any other net diag command you want.Īs you can see the PPP adapter still in the list which it shouldn't be. The status Icon is normal, no indication of limited or no connectivity, I can ping and open the router webpage at 192.168.1.1.

I tried "netsh winsock reset", unfortunately it didn't fix the problem.
