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Cisco Vpn Client 64 bit download - X 64-bit Download - x64-bit download - freeware, shareware and software downloads. If you have upgraded from Windows 7/8 and need to install the Cisco VPN client then you can use the following instructions on how to cleanly install it or fix a bad install of it after upgrading to Windows 10.

A simple utility that aims to help you fix the connection problems when you want to use the Cisco VPN client on Windows 8 or 10 computers

Virtual Private Networks are widely employed today, from complex business architectures to simple household applications.

Various providers can make these operations happen and Cisco VPN was one of the more common solutions employed all over the world for secure connections.

However, connectivity issues sometimes arose with the client and, since the developer discontinued development and support for the program, users have largely been forced to deal with any problems on their own.

For anyone still employing the VPN tool, Cisco VPN Client Fix for Windows 8 and Windows 10 provides a simple solution for repairing the common 'Not connected' issue on Windows 8 and 10 operating systems.

Specifically, the small package fixes connection failures often encountered when attempting to link to a target network.

As the download size implies, installation is a highly simple and intuitive task, although users should keep in mind that a system restart is required for the patch to have adequate results. Also, one obviously has to have the Cisco VPN Client installed.

The tool comes in an MSI container, a setup that allows it to be used for deployment in both small and large environments via SCCM, WDS, WSUS or Group Policy protocols.

More-so, the MSI format allows users to install the utility using various command line parameters.

An overall simple and practical solution for connectivity issues with the Cisco VPN Client, the lightweight fix requires little knowledge on the users' part.

However, for any problems that may arise, one can browse the helpful step-by-step online guide that also features instructions for SCCM/MSI deployment.

System requirements

• Cisco VPN Client

Limitations in the unregistered version

• You can download the free version of this package for testing on one machine but this will contain link backs to the developer's website and only the EXE installer file.

Filed under

Cisco VPN Client Fix 3.6.0

runs on:

Windows 10 32/64 bit
Windows 8 32/64 bit

file size:

3.3 MB

filename:

CiscoVPNFixPackagev36.zip

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Full walk-through for New Installation.

9 Steps total

Step 1: Download Citrix DNE

You will need to download the Stand-alone Installer for the DNE that is included with the Cisco VPN Installer - for unknown reasons, the Cisco Installer will fail to install it. You can get this from:
ftp://files.citrix.com/dneupdate64.msi

Step 2: Install Citrix DNE

Standard Install, Run MSI, Agree to EUA and click Next until Finish.

Step 3: Download Cisco VPN 64-bit Installer

Presuming if you are reading this, you either have the Installer already or have a contract with Cisco so you can get it form their support system. The latest (and to my knowledge, last version) is 5.0.07.0290. Once you have downloaded, run.

Step 4: Install Cisco VPN Client

When the Unzip Wizard opens, change the path to someone easy to access and click Unzip. If you have UAC enabled, you will get a prompt to run the Installer, click No - if you don't gave UAC installed, you will get an error - ignore the error and move to next step.

Step 5: Run the Installer

Open the folder you extracted the files to and run vpnclient_setup.msi (not one with the UAC Shield, Windows 10 will block it.)

Step 6: Follow SOP for Installer

Click Next, Next, Next, Finish.

Step 7: Modify the Registry

This is something we have been doing since Windows 8. When the installer runs, it creates a registry key with a value that is prefixed with erroneous data.

Save the following to VPNFix.reg and run it:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesCVirtA]
'DisplayName'='Cisco Systems VPN Adapter for 64-bit Windows'

Step 8: Finish Configuring

Now, you can open the Cisco VPN Client and continue configuring as per previous versions of Windows (create a new Host and provide required credentials.)

Step 9: 'Major' updates

Once in a while, Microsoft will deploy a build big enough (seems to coincide with Patch Tuesday...) When this happens, Windows will re-examine the system for software they deem not compatible and will render the VPN Client inert. The fix is to use Add or Remove Programs and Repair the Cisco VPN Client. Takes about 5 seconds and it will start working again.

You will then have to re-run Step 7 to fix the registry key again.

Cisco Anyconnect Vpn Client Download For Windows 10 64 Bit Filehippo

*One option to avoid this might be to remove the permissions from the Registry key, but I haven't tried that yet.

Make a ZIP file with all the files you need and label them Step1,2,3 and modify your instructions to your End-Users to run 1,2,3 and it should cut down your support calls for new Installs. Hope it helps.

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5 Comments

Cisco Anyconnect Vpn Client For Windows 10 64 Bit Free Download

• Datil
  gb5102 Nov 4, 2015 at 09:31pm

  Bookmarked! Thanks for sharing- I may be needing this in the next few months

• Poblano
  trey perrone Nov 12, 2015 at 09:24pm

  Cisco service and program shortcuts removed today with the 10586 build update

• Datil
  Eric M Nov 12, 2015 at 09:25pm

  I'm on the insider build with fast track downloads. Happens to me about every 3 weeks. Use Appwiz.cpl to Repair and you are good to go again...

• Poblano
  trey perrone Nov 13, 2015 at 08:30pm

  that does work and then with regfix.

  Though, something with the last couple builds with a fresh windows install (no other software) wont allow install of DNE or cisco. windows error 'network component installation requires a reboot first, to free locked resources. run install again again after restarting the computer' citrix forums fixes not much help

  only fix i saw for 'fresh win10 install with latest updates' was to use the dell sonicwall client had back on blog several months ago.

• Datil
  Eric M Nov 13, 2015 at 08:32pm

  Forgot about Regfix, I will update instructions with that.

  Haven't run into the error you describe. So far, it's been just repairs for me every 3 weeks or so...