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James Yonan <jim <at> yonan.net> writes: > That's quite unusual. 99%+ of people who install 2.0 on XP SP2 get the > icon, unless they are using an installer which hides it. Are > you using the GUI or non-GUI install? I started off with the GUI install. I then tried the non-GUI install. Then I tried other software packages (such as tinc and colinux) which use the TAP-Win32 adapter to see if one of those had the magic touch. None of these put the icon in my Network Connections folder. I tried digging around the 'netsh' cli to see if there was some way to manipulate the adapter.. Such as giving it a name or bridging it with another connection. I couldn't figure out how to do that, and I didn't see any hint that it was possible. And I figured it was an odd problem, since any reference to the problem I could find seemed to be resolved by using the latest version (with the HWID change). With my friend google, I couldn't find a single occurence of someone who had this problem with a more recent version of OpenVPN and XP SP2. I want this to work so badly, I'm contemplating a re-install of WindowsXP... But, if someone knew what the "secret knock" is to get it to show up, I'd appreciate the time you'll save me. ____________________________________________ Openvpn-users mailing list Openvpn-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |