What am I supposed to do about: [img]http://www.bdg2.dsl.pipex.com/GDL/OpenVPN%20Install%201.png[/img] and: [img]http://www.bdg2.dsl.pipex.com/GDL/OpenVPN%20Install%202.png[/img] Does ignore in fact mean the file will be moved when I reboot? If so it should say so.

You must run the OpenVPN Installer as Administrator: [list][*]Locate openvpn-install-2.3.7-I602-x86_64.exe [*] Run As Administrator [*]Supply Administrator Password (if required)[/list]

What am I supposed to do about this message?

BrianG61UK

What am I supposed to do about:

and:

Does ignore in fact mean the file will be moved when I reboot?

If so it should say so.

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You must run the OpenVPN Installer as Administrator:

Locate openvpn-install-2.3.7-I602-x86_64.exe
<Right-click> Run As Administrator
Supply Administrator Password (if required)

BrianG61UK

Traffic wroteYou must run the OpenVPN Installer as Administrator:
Locate openvpn-install-2.3.7-I602-x86_64.exe

<Right-click> Run As Administrator

Supply Administrator Password (if required)

That made no difference for me.

It turned out that, for me, letting OpenVPN put itself in my PATH was a mistake.
Another program called Networx was grabbing these two DLLs (for no obvious reason at all) and preventing installation.
Once I removed OpenVPN from my PATH and rebooted I could complete the install of the new version.
And, obviously, I didn't let it add itself to the PATH this time.

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BrianG61UK wroteAnother program called Networx was grabbing these two DLLs

Nasty ! :ugeek: