Justin Hardge
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Well I had 10+ “TAP-Win32 Adapter OAS” and 9 or so “TAP-Windows Adapter V9″‘s listed with my network devices. From a quick search the verdict seemed to be that they’re related to VPN or some anti-virus programs creating connections. The only thing that possibly comes to mind is when I had AVG with 8.1, but I’ve been rolling with Windows Defender and Malwarebytes as backup since updating to 10.
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Wow, thanks for bringing up network drivers. I didn’t think about that before, but upon checking them out I ended up finding a bunch of what seem to be VPN connections. I’m not sure how they got here since I never use any such software in 8.1 or 10, but getting rid of them opened Vegas right up again. Such a small silly fix, but it’s good I found it since it’s also one more thing dragging me down.
I’ll have to give the registry a once-over for any leftovers, but out of curiosity would you happen to know specifics on how something like that could block a program like Vegas from opening?