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How to Make Windows 10/11 Connect to L2TP VPN: Registry Fix
Save a copy of your Registry before making any changes
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Updated onOctober 24, 2024
updated onOctober 24, 2024
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If you can’t connect to aVPNon Windows using the L2TP protocol you can fix it with an easy Windows 10/11 L2TP VPN registry fix.
This will stopWindows error code 809which readsThe network connection between your computer and theVPNserver could not be established because the remote server is not responding.
All you need to do is open theRegistry Editor(regedit) and do a bit of tinkering. Find below an easy-to-follow guide with all the steps you need to take.
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How to fix Windows 11 L2TP VPN Errors
1. Create a registry backup
Afterward, if you need toundo registry changes, just double-click the reg backup file.
2. Using the Registry Editor GUI
If youcan’t access the registry, check out our quick fixes. Or you can make Windows 10 connect to L2tT VPN using CMD instead of reg.
3. Using CMD
In conclusion, if Windows 10 or 11 can’t complete your L2TP VPN connection due to NAT issues, use the reg hack above to quickly fix your problem.
The first solution is suitable for casual users who prefer using the graphical interface. However, the second solution is faster for advanced users who are accustomed to the command-line interface.
You might be interested in our guide on how toinstall the VPN for your entire networkat home.
If you have questions or other suggestions for the Windows 11 L2TP VPN Registry fix, come forward in the comments below.
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Elena Constantinescu
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Elena started writing professionally in 2010 and hasn’t stopped exploring the tech world since. With a firm grasp of software reviewing and content editing, she is always trying new things to improve her skill set.
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Elena started writing professionally in 2010 and hasn’t stopped exploring the tech world since. She’s a software reviewer and content editor.
