Windows 10: Two interfaces, one VPN - how to access the internet via the other interface?

I would like to know how to configure my laptop so one interface uses the VPN and the wireless interface bypasses the VPN and connects to the internet. At the moment the only way I am able to do this is with VM software, e.g. VMware, but looking for a solution that does not require installing a VM as this is very resource intensive. (Windows 7 or Windows 10)

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How to remove grayed-out VPN interface?

On Windows 10, I use a program named Pulse, by Juniper, to set up VPNs. The problem: After disconnecting from a VPN, I can't create a new connection. The connection attempt just times out.

I notice that the interface for the disconnected VPN still exists. In Device manager, it looks like this:





It's adapter #6. My hope is that removing this interface allows me to make a new VPN connection.

Do you notice the interface is gray? I can right-click on it and select Uninstall, but the uninstall process never completes. I don't remember ever seeing an error or timeout message - it just goes on forever.

The problem is solved by a reboot, but I can't always afford the disruption (10 minutes or so, and I need to recreate all my windows).

Any suggestions how to get rid of this interface?

 

interface problem

Hi,

There could be a reason behind why your operating system doesn't support Russian interface programs. However, we need more information to identify what's happening. Can you provide an answer to these questions:

• What do you mean "my OS does not support Russian interface programs"?
• Do you get an error message whenever you run a Russian interface program?
• Have you tried to change the language on your computer?
• Does it only happens with Russian interface programs?

We're looking forward to your response.

 

Vpn ( trusted Vpn)

Hi everyone.
I am not an expert about Vpn and that's why I would like to know if someone could list me a few trusted Vpns, I would really appreciate any suggestion/ advice.

Thanks.