When installing the Sonicwall Global VPN client (v32 or v64), the first initial time before reboot, once you setup the connection, it connects fine and even allows you to access items through the VPN.When rebooting the computer however, once you try to access the same connection, it indicates that the ipsec driver is no longer valid. Uninstalling and re-installing corrects it, but once you reboot it doesnt work again...Need help.

I can report the same problem on Build 7057.

upon some additional searching, it looks like this problem may be resolved in another thread:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itproappcompat/thread/ce3738fb-f0b0-4cdf-adc3-60cb11c53454/I'll attempt it now and report back.

Here are the step by step instructions (compliments of jamesvdm on sevenforums.com)1.Install SonicWall VPN client2.Reboot3.Open device manager4.Click View > Show Hidden Devices5.Expand Non Plug n Play Drivers6.Open SonicWall IPSec device and set startup type to Automatic7. Click start while you're there8. Done

Hi I've done all the steps: Opened the hidden Devices and set the Sonicwall IPSec to automatic startup: Fra VPN error The Sonic VPN Adapter is working: Fra VPN error But i receive this error: Fra VPN error Hardware and environment: Lenovo T60 - 2007-63G Windows7 RC1 - Build 7100 SonicWall Global VPN Client 4.0.0.835 Anyone got a suggestion / Denbert

Same as DenBert..I have Lenovo T400 running Windows 7 RC1 with Sonicwall global vpn 4.0.0.842. I used to have the ipsec driver issue...but the above steps resolved...however I get the same "Virtual Adapter" error denbert indicates above. Any resolutions found?? Thx

Updated to GVC 4.0.0.842 - still no solution. Anyone please, as this issue WILL postpone at full migration from Windows XP Pro SP3 to Windows7 (yep, we didn't go for the vista in our company)

Latest version at Sonicwall fully supports Windows 7. Version 4.2.6.0305