Why can't I login to PureVPN?

Why is PureVPN not opening?

When we try to launch the software from our main account or sign in to the web interface, our device seems to get stuck at an endless reboot loop.

The browser will just hang and keep reloading forever.

What to do if this happens? The first thing you should do is try to re-open the browser, perhaps you have closed it in the background (we don't recommend it). If this doesn't help, you can try to: Remove all cookies and other saved data. Make sure all extensions are closed. Make sure your anti-virus software is up-to-date. Check that you have all available updates for your device. Check that there is enough space left on your disk. If your device gets stuck at an endless reboot loop after a clean installation, please post a comment in this article and we'll take a look at your problem. You can also download the latest version of PureVPN by clicking here. Please let us know about any issues or problems. You can send us email via our support page You can contact us through our Twitter page or the online chat. How to get PureVPN for your device. We offer two options to get PureVPN for your devices. First Option. If you already have a free version of PureVPN installed, then you don't have to buy a license. If you have PureVPN running on a computer, go to the Windows desktop or Mac desktop icon, right click on it and choose 'Export'.exe file of the latest version will be downloaded to your computer.

If you have PureVPN running on another device, we would suggest that you update your version using the option below. You can then use that exe file on your Windows desktop or Mac desktop icon, right click on it and choose 'Export'.exe file of the latest version will be downloaded to your other device.

Second Option. To get PureVPN for other devices (tablets, phones, etc), you need to buy a license. The license is an online license which can be downloaded and installed on your device. You can choose to install the license file on your computer or other device. We recommend that you install the license on your computer or another device first.

How do I fix my VPN connection problem?

This will help you with configuring OpenVPN 2.

0 on Windows Server 8 or Windows Server 2025 R2. The instructions are provided by the project authors (Michael Kjellman, Christian Wolf, and Michael Cramer).

I recently setup 2 vpn servers behind a corporate firewall. They were both on static IP addresses on the 172.16 range. I assigned them each a local ip address from the 192.168.0 / 16 network range. When I go into network and sharing I have 2 options for the VPN and I choose Allow management operating systems to connect to this network resource. I selected both from DHCP enabled networks and from NAT type gateways and I don't see anything else wrong with it.

In windows explorer I can see network drives on both the vpn server and local computers however in file and folder properties of the shares they cannot connect to the server. Any thoughts? The share is the same on both the server and the two vpns at the office.

First, there are two possible problems with your setup: DNS/Proxy issue or incorrect IPSec crypto keys. The steps described below will help you distinguish between these two cases. We will attempt to explain our reasoning in each case:

Problem - DNS Error. Possible case scenario: a) The connection is to another domain and the DNS server does not have a correct record set. Possible solution: Look for any errors in "Event Viewer" to see if DNS has errors during the connection. You can find "errors" when Windows communicates with the DNS server. If you see any such event, there might be an error somewhere.

More information about DNS issues in WinXP. Problem - Incorrect IPSec crypto keys. Possible case scenario: b) The VPN is behind a firewall that protects access to the IPSec key exchange. Possible solution: Look for any errors in "Event Viewer" to see if IPSec has errors during the connection. You can find "errors" when Windows communicates with the IPSec server.