Windows 10: Do not use Windows 10 built-in VPN, it will still show your real IP.

More **** that MS broke on Win10. In Win7 the built-in VPN connections works perfectly fine.

:)

 

Built in VPN

You really, really, really, really should list somewhere on your info on VPN's page that the so called "Built in VPN" in windows is not a real VPN, you still need to purchase a VPN. The built in VPN thing is just to help you connect.

 

VPN keeps returning the real IP address instead of the VPN address

I'm using the built-in VPN in Windows 10. Here's what I've done so far.

I've created the VPN connection, called "PureVPN" (the name of my VPN company).

I've inputted the username and password. I've inputted the server address that I always use. I use IKEv2.

First, I search for my IP address. It gives me my REAL IP address instead of the VPN one.

Next, I use Split Tunneling using this PowerShell method in administrator mode:

Get-VpnConnection | ? -Property Name
-eq -Value
"PureVPN" | Set-VpnConnection -SplitTunneling
$true

I reboot. I search for my IP address again. Again, I get the REAL IP address.

What am I doing wrong ? When I use the software that PureVPN provides, I have no problems,

but I'm trying to learn how to do it this way. Thank you in advance!

 

IP IN VPN

• Greetings! I really need help. Can I change the IP and make the computer think that you are in another place?
  
  Enable any IP address in the VPN.
  
  Website from which I download this document I want that system to see me as a new user every time when I go on there.I tried vpn, but all the IP addresses, which this VPN gives me already been used on that website.I need some kind of a IP address generator
  so it can be used to put a new IP addresses into a VPN.
  
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  I would really appreciate it if you help.