TonyToews
Folks
I've found it's a bit of a pain to disable and re-enable the OpenVPN network adapter and the OpenVPN service. So I created the following .CMD file.
netsh interface set interface name="OpenVPN" admin=disabled
netsh interface set interface name="OpenVPN" admin=enabled
net stop "OpenVPN Service"
net start "OpenVPN Service"
pause
OpenVPN is the name of the Windows Network Adapter. OpenVPN Service is the name of the service in the Windows Control Panel Service screen.
Note that to run this you must create a shortcut referencing this CMD file. Then right click the shortcut, select Properties, click on the Shortcut tab if it isn't already selected, click on the Advanced button at the bottom and click on Run as Administrator.
