Reply With QuoteThere is not enough information to help. How do you connect to your VPN? Is the software you are using Windows 10 compatible? I would seek support with your VPN provider, they should be able to offer some solution or alternate connection type.
Since the Windows 10 update, every time I try to connect to my VPN, I get the BSOD. The last time I tried to connect, prior to this, was March, 2018. What could have changed?
There is not enough information to help. How do you connect to your VPN? Is the software you are using Windows 10 compatible? I would seek support with your VPN provider, they should be able to offer some solution or alternate connection type.
Usually BSOD indicates a device problem, normally a piece of hardware.
VPN's are known to add devices in the software section of the device manager. Have a look there. You may see a device flagged.
If not, find the VPN devices and reinstall the drivers.
You could also check your event logs for possible indications of where the problem lies.
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