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How do you stop VPN from turning on every time I reboot when I have it set to off. Have to manually cancel every time.

Gepostet: 2022-11-03 | 07:21 · 5 Antworten · · Übersetzung:

Secure VPN is set to off, every time I reboot it resets itself to on thus I have to manually turn off every time.  How do I shut off permanently?

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Re: How do you stop VPN from turning on every time I reboot when I have it set to off. Have to manually cancel every time.

Gepostet: 2022-11-03 | 08:59 · Bearbeitet: 2022-11-03 | 09:05 · Permanenter Link

What device and OS version are you using?

Are you seeing this when connecting to your home Wifi, or when connecting to another wifi hotspot?

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Re: How do you stop VPN from turning on every time I reboot when I have it set to off. Have to manually cancel every time.

Gepostet: 2022-11-03 | 10:02 · Permanenter Link

Using a laptop with Windows 10 Home with updates allowed to install automatically thus UTD.

Every time I boot my laptop it automatically goes to my local internet provider and the Norton Secure VPN is turned on.  I have to open Norton utilities and click the "turn off" button.  If I reboot, Norton has changed the setting.

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Re: How do you stop VPN from turning on every time I reboot when I have it set to off. Have to manually cancel every time.

Gepostet: 2022-11-03 | 10:26 · Permanenter Link

You have posted in the mobile iOS/Android forum board. I'll ask this thread be moved to the VPN for Windows board.

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Re: How do you stop VPN from turning on every time I reboot when I have it set to off. Have to manually cancel every time.

Gepostet: 2022-11-04 | 10:16 · Permanenter Link

I have solved the problem through other sources.  Thank you.

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Re: How do you stop VPN from turning on every time I reboot when I have it set to off. Have to manually cancel every time.

Gepostet: 2022-11-04 | 12:02 · Permanenter Link

Can you share the solution so others with the same issue can learn from your experience?

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