Now when you try to install it again, it shows me an error message "Your app does >not work with Windows 10" >You asked me to reinstall Windows 10 client. >After updating my Windows 8.1 to 10, I can not use my Cisco VPN Client. also thanks for your help, as they are the first to post this solution. I try segir their steps and then tell them way I was. Now when you try to install it again, it shows me an error message "Your app does not work with Windows 10" You asked me to reinstall Windows 10 client. change Systems VPN Adapter for 64-bit Windows” to "Cisco Systems VPN Adapter for 64-bit Windows”.Īfter updating my Windows 8.1 to 10, I can not use my Cisco VPN Client. It did NOT work until I removed the references in the registry to the oem file in the registry.įind HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\CVirtA It's all running on VMWare Workstation 11. on a Window 10 RTM Build that began life as the first public release and was upgraded along the way to RTM on 6/29. (DNE LightWeight filter doesn't get removed)
Tested it on several PC's (Windows 10 32bit / 64bit) clean install and upgrade.Īfterwards you can remove de SonicWall VPN software and everything still works. Cisco VPN Client and the SonicWall VPN 64-bit Client from Dell On fresh release of Windows 10, installed 7/30 Unfortunately, still get the Secure VPN Connection terminated by Peer. This will add the DNE LightWeight filter, and allow your VPN to correctly download the certificates from the VPN Server.Īt the time of this blog, you can find the SonicWall install files here: Instead, install the SonicWall VPN 64-bit CLient from Dell. Uninstall the Citrix DNE Updater, you don't need this. The 64bit installer can't modify the network settings to add the required DNE LightWeight filter.Įven though you can now install the VPN Client, it will not allow you to connect to the server it will not be able to establish a connection. However, there are many issues when trying to even get the client installed on Windows 10 圆4. Those that are required to use it have found the fixes to get it working on Windows 8 (Fix the DisplayName string in Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\CVirtA remove the garbage characters at the front). The problem is that Cisco stopped supporing the client prior to Windows 8. Cisco's IPSEC VPN client was (is still?) a staple VPN client for many enterprises.
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