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Some months back I installed the SP2 from the windows updates for XP Home. The install went fine. After that I was able to use my Cisco VPN and Remote Admiistrator software to access my computer at work. The end of July we were told to install an upgrade for Cisco VPN and this went fine as well and I was able to connect to my work computer. All was working well until September 5. When I tried to connect to the Ciscco VPN client I got an error message: Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the client. Reason 442: Failed to enable Virtual Adapter. The tech at the Corporate helpdesk had me disable QoS RSVP but this did not help. I then sent him a system file and he had me Stop Fast User Switching but this did not help. He then came back and said that my SP2 was either incomplete or corrupt and said I needed to uninstall SP2 and then reinstall it. I am hesitant to do this because I got the feeling that he just wanted me out of his hair and didn't know what else to tell me. Is there some way I can tell if my SP2 is corrupt or does anyone have any other ideas what the error message means? Thanks. -- Baxter''''s Mom |
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Can you un-install and then re-install the Cisco VPN client? The Cisco VPN client creates a second Local Area Connection (virtual) and it needs to be there. On 19/09/2006 Baxter''''s Mom <BaxtersMom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Some months back I installed the SP2 from the windows updates for XP Home. >The install went fine. After that I was able to use my Cisco VPN and Remote >Admiistrator software to access my computer at work. The end of July we were >told to install an upgrade for Cisco VPN and this went fine as well and I was >able to connect to my work computer. All was working well until September 5. > When I tried to connect to the Ciscco VPN client I got an error message: >Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the client. Reason 442: Failed >to enable Virtual Adapter. The tech at the Corporate helpdesk had me disable >QoS RSVP but this did not help. I then sent him a system file and he had me >Stop Fast User Switching but this did not help. He then came back and said >that my SP2 was either incomplete or corrupt and said I needed to uninstall >SP2 and then reinstall it. I am hesitant to do this because I got the >feeling that he just wanted me out of his hair and didn't know what else to >tell me. Is there some way I can tell if my SP2 is corrupt or does anyone >have any other ideas what the error message means? Thanks. -- --- Y. |
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Thanks for the suggestion. I can definitely give that a try and see if it helps. Will probably be a couple days before I can try that but will let you know whether or not that works. Thanks much. -- Baxter''''s Mom "Yves Leclerc" wrote: > Can you un-install and then re-install the Cisco VPN client? > > The Cisco VPN client creates a second Local Area Connection (virtual) and it > needs to be there. > > > > On 19/09/2006 Baxter''''s Mom <BaxtersMom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >Some months back I installed the SP2 from the windows updates for XP Home. > >The install went fine. After that I was able to use my Cisco VPN and Remote > >Admiistrator software to access my computer at work. The end of July we were > >told to install an upgrade for Cisco VPN and this went fine as well and I was > >able to connect to my work computer. All was working well until September 5. > > When I tried to connect to the Ciscco VPN client I got an error message: > >Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the client. Reason 442: Failed > >to enable Virtual Adapter. The tech at the Corporate helpdesk had me disable > >QoS RSVP but this did not help. I then sent him a system file and he had me > >Stop Fast User Switching but this did not help. He then came back and said > >that my SP2 was either incomplete or corrupt and said I needed to uninstall > >SP2 and then reinstall it. I am hesitant to do this because I got the > >feeling that he just wanted me out of his hair and didn't know what else to > >tell me. Is there some way I can tell if my SP2 is corrupt or does anyone > >have any other ideas what the error message means? Thanks. > > -- > --- > > Y. > > |
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Well the uninstall went okay but that's about it. I was able to download the software from the site we are told to use. But then when I attempted to install it I ran into problems. At the time of the install my internet connection to AT&T was open and during the install a message popped up that it could not connect to AT&T and I noticed my connection was dropped. I then got an error: Deterministic Network Enhancer Add Plug in Failed. Then a message box popped up that VPN was loading the Network Adapter. This stayed on the screen for an inordinate amount of time. I ended this using Task Manager but that box still stayed on the screen. I could not do anything. I finally did a hard boot to shut the computer down. Upon powering back up it showed that Cisco VPN and Remote Administrator had been installed. However, if you click on VPN Client you get absolutely nothing. I have no clue what is happening. I need help. Thanks. -- Baxter''''s Mom "Baxter''''s Mom" wrote: > Thanks for the suggestion. I can definitely give that a try and see if it > helps. Will probably be a couple days before I can try that but will let you > know whether or not that works. Thanks much. > -- > Baxter''''s Mom > > > "Yves Leclerc" wrote: > > > Can you un-install and then re-install the Cisco VPN client? > > > > The Cisco VPN client creates a second Local Area Connection (virtual) and it > > needs to be there. > > > > > > > > On 19/09/2006 Baxter''''s Mom <BaxtersMom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > >Some months back I installed the SP2 from the windows updates for XP Home. > > >The install went fine. After that I was able to use my Cisco VPN and Remote > > >Admiistrator software to access my computer at work. The end of July we were > > >told to install an upgrade for Cisco VPN and this went fine as well and I was > > >able to connect to my work computer. All was working well until September 5. > > > When I tried to connect to the Ciscco VPN client I got an error message: > > >Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the client. Reason 442: Failed > > >to enable Virtual Adapter. The tech at the Corporate helpdesk had me disable > > >QoS RSVP but this did not help. I then sent him a system file and he had me > > >Stop Fast User Switching but this did not help. He then came back and said > > >that my SP2 was either incomplete or corrupt and said I needed to uninstall > > >SP2 and then reinstall it. I am hesitant to do this because I got the > > >feeling that he just wanted me out of his hair and didn't know what else to > > >tell me. Is there some way I can tell if my SP2 is corrupt or does anyone > > >have any other ideas what the error message means? Thanks. > > > > -- > > --- > > > > Y. > > > > |
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