Opera Developer & Opera For Windows, VPN wont work on either

[chakakhan]

chakakhan @leocg last edited by

@leocg My issue is with Opera not being able to connect on my Desktop , and Ive learned that this is not due to my ISP blocking it because I used my laptop and was successful connecting to the Opera VPN using my ISP.

Do you have any suggestion under these new circumstances?

Thanks, I appreciate all your help

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

@ChakaKhan said in Opera Developer & Opera For Windows, VPN wont work on either:

@leocg My issue is with Opera not being able to connect on my Desktop , and Ive learned that this is not due to my ISP blocking it because I used my laptop and was successful connecting to the Opera VPN using my ISP.

Do you have any suggestion under these new circumstances?

Thanks, I appreciate all your help

I am currently using version 60.0.3255.83 of Opera Stable, and the VPN is working just fine for me. I wish I could provide more details to help you out, but what I would suggest (as leocg suggested) is try connecting through a different ISP. Might also be some goofball setting on your computer

[chakakhan]

chakakhan @Guest last edited by

@epop11rt3 If I was somehow able to move my desktop computer to a location where I could connect to a different ISP, and it happens to successfully connect to Opera's VPN, am I to assume that this will then enable my Desktop to be able to now also connect to my own ISP?

[A Former User]

A Former User @chakakhan last edited by

@ChakaKhan said in Opera Developer & Opera For Windows, VPN wont work on either:

@epop11rt3 If I was somehow able to move my desktop computer to a location where I could connect to a different ISP, and it happens to successfully connect to Opera's VPN, am I to assume that this will then enable my Desktop to be able to now also connect to my own ISP?

I would think so. I am not really sure, but you could give it a try

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @chakakhan last edited by

The laptop was in the same network of the desktop when you tested it?

Did you try disabling extensions on the desktop? What about antivirus, etc?

[chakakhan]

chakakhan @leocg last edited by

@leocg Yes the laptop was in the exact same network and yes I disabled all extensions and the antivirus on the desktop and I double checked that Opera was allowed through the firewall.

[A Former User]

A Former User @chakakhan last edited by

I'm having the same issue.

First Opera failed to function completely (discovered this is due to WindowBlinds> Disabled WB to resolve that issue> Removed [COMPLETELY] and reinstalled Opera) No VPN connectivity whatsoever. It just sits there, saying "Connecting" Endlessly. Have let it sit for 40 minutes just to see, and still no change. Never had a single issue with it before installing WindowBlinds. As far as a software compatibility issue, I can accept that, however, I have already removed that issue from the equation, so what is the problem here?
*Win 10 Pro
AMD 8 Core CPU
16GB RAM

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @Guest last edited by

@dethgrip69 Can you temporarily create a new Windows user account, log into it and try Opera there?

[chakakhan]

chakakhan @leocg last edited by

@leocg I still do not have a workable VPN

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

I know you said you checked it, but the firewall is usually the culprit. Make sure it allows non-standard ports.