TinCanTech I suspect you are running your computer logged in as an administrator and without password checking. This is very insecure. Then what happens is, your account is logged in and the GUI is auto-started before the interactiveService has had time to start. I would advise you do not use your computer when it is configured this way ..
heap hello, exactly! its like you said > I suspect you are running your computer logged in as an administrator and without password checking. Well its parents computer... in their house ... so no pass is basically required.... In that case is it possible to postopone auto-start of the service?
heap @tincantech ah so basicaly i keep service start after boot and run gui manually once machine is booted up and ready. openvpn gui has option Lunch on windows startup. I assume have to disable that. thanks
TinCanTech That is one option, or you could start openvpn with the usual Windows service. The decision is yours ..
TinCanTech heap wrote basicaly i keep service start after boot and run gui manually once machine is booted up and ready Does running the GUI manually actually fix the problem and with your firewall enabled ?