Windows 10: What is a wssvpn tap0901 ??

Hi guys, I need your knowledge and/or opinions about this since I'm concerned if someone doing it and I am not sure why computer did it automatically.



So, my laptop is connected to WiFi that I do not own they know that connected to it though and they know it's me and I am just watching YouTube videos then after like a couple of minutes I got disconnected from the internet then connected again with the words wssvpn tap0901 when I pointed my mouse cursor on the WiFi icon. What is this wssvpn tap0901? Any Ideas guys and is it good or bad? I am just not sure why it got installed when I did not ask for it. Please help.







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2. Download the SPTD standalone installer and follow these steps:
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Warning Programs that claim to update your drivers install either the wrong or corrupted drivers.
If you have installed any driver with Driver Booster 3, please remove them as it may cause trouble.
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Please remove your VPN software.
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*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for tap0901.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for tap0901.sys

 

win 7x64 unknown device wd my book 3.0 2T = tap0901

when i connect my book 3.0 (wd) with dell pc win 7 it is
not recognized.when i open device menager-other devices-unknown device(with yellow triangle) -right click- properties-details-ID's=tap0901.there is a certain noise inside a box and white spot blinking each 3 seconds .Thank's
for comment with kind regards.

 

Uninstall TAP Windows Adapter V9

SOLVED

• Step 1: Download OpenVPN and install with ALL features from HERE : Community Downloads | OpenVPN
• Step 2: Open CMD.exe as administrator and go to the file location of "C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin" or whatever that turns out to be.
• Step 3: Follow the "Installing and uninstalling TAP-drivers" section from the website
  
  HERE : https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/wiki/ManagingWindowsTAPDrivers
• OR JUST READ BELOW
• Step 4: How to get the <id> for the next section:
  • Go to Network Connections
  • Right click the TAP device you want to remove
  • Click Properties
  • Click Details
  • Using the drop-down menu, get the Hardware ID
    • This is usually something like: tapoes, tap0901 etc
• Step 5: Remove those suckers by typing the following into CMD: tapinstall.exe remove (ID from step 4)
  • it should look something like this below:

• Step 6: If you have devices that were not removed, repeat Steps 4-5 for all TAP adapters
• Step 7: Restart!
• Step 8: Uninstall OpenVPN and you're all set!

Supplementary information from the site:

Occasionally you may need play with different TAP-driver versions. In this case you can use devcon.exe from the Windows command-prompt. Below are some common commands you can run from an administrator Powershell
or cmd.exe console:

List available TAP-Windows adapters:

List network interfaces (incl. TAP-Windows adapters):

View information about an installed driver:

Uninstall a TAP-driver:

To verify TAP-driver removal:

Install a new TAP-driver:

Update a TAP-driver:

Notes:

• <id> refers to the driver identifier which is tap0901 for OpenVPN 2.2+, but may be different in older/newer OpenVPN versions.
• <something.inf> is typically OemWin2k.inf (old tap-drivers) or OemVista.inf (newer tap-drivers). You need to specify the full path to this file, e.g.C:\Program Files\TAP-Windows\driver\OemVista.inf.

By installing multiple times, you will create additional TAP-Windows adapter instances, which can be used for multiple concurrent VPN tunnels. It is also possible to install using Control Panel -> Add New Hardware,
and it is possible to uninstall using Control Panel -> System -> Hardware -> Device Manager.