Norton 360 on Win 10 computer, Secure VPN has stopped working. I did experience a BSOD yesterday

I run Norton 360 on a Win 10 computer.  My Secure VPN has stopped working.  It has worked fine for years.  I experienced a BSOD yesterday morning.  I cannot say it's related, but I think my problems may have started after the shutdown & reboot. 

- Of Note:  I have 2 Windows 10 computers here in my office, both on the same network.  Both run Norton 360.  The one I'm typing on right now can start & connect to a VPN via Norton 360 Secure VPN without any delays or problems.  I can use Auto Select or I can pick a region/country.  Both work fine.  I don't think my router or the network are problems.

As to the problem computer:

- Windows 10 is current.  All software is current.  Drivers are current.  I ran all the standard MS software, disk & memory tests after the BSOD shutdown and all good & no errors at this time.  Computer is running fine now.  No issues with Internet access.

- I ran a Norton 360 Smart Scan after I had the computer back up and running.  No issues.  I also ran a Malware Bytes scan.  No problems.  Finally, I ran a CCleaner scan, and again, no problems.  (These 3 programs have played well with each other for years on both of these computers, and they still do.  I just use the free Malware Bytes version;  Norton is my main security program)

I searched the forums and I found this post, and by extension, the Norton Support post, and I followed the instructions: Secure VPN no longer Connecting (Windows 10) | Norton Community & Message: "Connection Error: Secure VPN has experienced a connection failure. Please try again later." (norton.com), Again, I followed the instructions listed, in particular those dealing with using Auto-select Region, uninstalling & reinstalling the WAN drivers, resetting the network card and the tcp/ip stack.  All items were reset and/or reinstalled per instructions.

I still can't connect to a VPN via Norton 360 Secure VPN on the BSOD computer.  It just times out when trying to connect.  See attached screen shots. 

- However, of potential interest: I can connect to a VPN via CCleaner's Kamo application, so the BSOD computer will connect to a VPN.  But again, Norton is my go-to security application, and it won't connect to Norton's VPN server.  I'd like to get Secure VPN running again.

Suggestions?