Forticlient Windows 10 Issues
Hello, So I'm still relatively new at my current position and only recently have I introduced Windows 10 into our environment. Now, we have about 15 VPN users connecting using various versions of FortiClient. Up until now, they've all been Windows 7 or 8.1. Car radio codes for free.
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By various versions, I mean they range from 4.0.2 to 5.4.0.
When I started messing with setting up VPN users, I only had a Windows 10 laptop to work with. I set it up with the latest version we were currently using, matched the settings, and... nothing. So I called support, they had me start using version 5.2.5 and that got it connected. That user then started having issues where they will drop connections seemingly at random in the middle of working. I called support, they told me to upgrade to 5.4.2 and said the compatibility issue with Windows 10 was fixed. Okay, so I tried that. Same issue. I called back and got the same story except to upgrade to 5.4.3.. I'll skip forward to say that today they want me to use 5.4.4.
(Windows 10) Click on the Start Button, then right-click on Run. And then enter the command ' System ' in the dialog box that opens up. You'll be shown a screen showing whether you are running 32 bit or 64 bit Windows.
I have two Windows 10 users (one on IPSec, the other on SSL) that seem to just get disconnected at random, several times throughout the day and all I ever get from support is to change the FortiClient version (either upgrade or downgrade). Now I know why we have such a disparity in the versions we're using..
-I've already set the workstations in question to not turn off the NIC to conserve energy.
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-I'm not sure when I can start blaming the users' home connections as they both have the same issue. I even suggested to one of them that they upgrade to a new wireless router since the other one was horrible. He did, and his connection has been faster, but not really more stable.
We have a managed security service company handling our firewall and also the FortiClient support. I'm not really sure what else I should be looking for on my end since support is getting me nowhere. Any input is greatly appreciated, I'm at a loss right now.
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Post by Admin on Feb 25, 2017 14:24:29 GMT
Forticlient Windows 10 Problems
Now, you may proceed to the troubleshooting parts.
Part 1: FortiClient for Windows 10 Removal Guide
Note: The below instructions will work for you, if you installed FortiClient via Microsoft Store.
1. To start, you obtain the admin previleges, and close the client.
2. Now, head to the apps list on your own 10 computer. Then locate the target app from FORTINET TECHNOLOGIES CANADA INC. Launch the Uninstall option afterwards.
3. Wait while your request is being processed.
4. The uninstall process does not require any reactions. Save your job, reboot your system and, try cleaning up FortiClient-related remains in your system.
Part 2 contains tips that help you rid of the standalone/Windows version of FortiClient. Please note, though that the below fix may not work for you, if you chose a different install option. I.E., you got the 'VPN build' of FortiClient instead.
1. Get the admin access. Shut down the agent completely by referring to the below pictures.
2. Locate the below FortiClient Diagnostic Tool, right-click on it and choose the option Uninstall instead.
3. Locate the target software on your own programs list, then launch the Uninstall option when ready.
4. Follow the on-screen wizards and complete the un-installation process. For more tips, please refer to the below images.
5. Restart to make your effort take effect.
6. Unhide all hidden & protected files temporarily. Head to filesytem and/or Windows Registry and try cleaning up other leftovers that have 'FortiClient' as manufacturer.
Part 3 includes some fast tips you may use to rid of FortiClient on your Mac:
1. Usually, we kindly recommend that you note down all of output information for FortiClient before you take any further actions. To do that, you head to the Applications folder, run the unwanted FortiClient and then, you head over to the Utility sub-folder. Run Activity Monitor afterwards. Force the app to exit when ready. Refer to the below image for more tips.
2. Now, go back to the Applications folder, run the following FortiClientUninstaller app instead.
3. Hit the below Uninstall button.
4. Enter your Mac password correctly so you can proceed with the uninstall procedure.
5. Please wait while the app is being uninstalled.
6. Exit said 'FortiClient Uninstaller' when it gets its job done.
7. Additional actions are considered more risky and difficult. Please double-check those remains before you trash them.
If you're using a Chromebook, uninstalling FortiClient from your system is easy like 1-2-3. Here's what you do to rid of the app with ease:
Step 1: Check the right side of the address bar, locate an app named 'FortiClient Chromebook WebFilter Extension'.
Step 2: Right-click on that item and launch the option 'Remove from Chrome..' on the menu.
Step 3: Hit the Remove button on the below 'Confirm Removal' window.
Last but not least, for iOS & Android users, please refer to this troubleshooting post and/or other meaningful results from Google so you can get rid of FortiClient on your own device, easily.