Driver Installation Error
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I also have the "driver installation error"
My version of FSecure Freedome is 1.0.2246.0,
My windows version is '1511' (=build 10.586.3)
I have already reinstalled Freedome several times but the problem returns.
Now when I enter my Freedome code it gives me an error
"maximum number of installations..."
My subscription (3 devices) includes support in English via F-Secure Community
Please fix this, Please fix my subscription asapPS
to Laksh (community manager): I have sent you my order reference number via 'private message'
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Hello Everyone,
Apologies for the delayed response on this issue. We are aware of this issue with Freedome and Windows 10. Our RND team in troubleshooting further on this issue to analyze further. However, in order to gather more information on this, please open a support ticket from here and provide all the details of the issue.
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Hi,
I have opened a support ticket and got a reply from the customer service engineer. I was advised to following the instructions as indicated in:
https://community.f-secure.com/t5/F-Secure/After-a-Windows-10-upgrade/ta-p/72732
(This site refers to a VPN initialization error).
However this did not solve my problem which relates to a driver installation error. In my case the problem might be related to windows power management. Each time my laptop is put into the sleeping mode the driver issue seems to be emerging. Does this makes sense to anyone?
Regrards.
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@Scholar
Same problem her on a desktop.
When it emerges from sleep mode I get a 'driver installation error' message
@Laksh
have opened a support ticket, but no response.
+ What will F-secure do about my subscription issue?
(="maximum number of installations..." message because of several freedome reinstalls following the 'driver installation error' message)
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Hello,
What worked so far is that under Power Management I changed all the power options from "Sleep" to "Hibernate". It makes the laptop slower to come back up but at least I don't need to do a full restart. So far I do not experience problems any more with the Freedom TAP driver.
Kind regards.
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Hi, I'll just chime in since I am experiencing the same issue.
It only occurs upon restarting the computer from hibernation mode, and only if Freedome was connected when the computer entered hibernation mode.
If I disconnect Freedome (without terminating it) before entering hibernation, everything is fine on restart.
Win 8.1 / Freedome 1.0.2246.0
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I have experienced the same problem - Windows 8.1. I read the series of posts with astonishment since it seems that the problem has persisted since March 2014.
F-Secure need to be reminded that they have a statutory duty to supply digital content that is fit for purpose (Consumer Rights Act 2015 Section 35 (3))http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2015/15/section/35 . Their failure to date to resolve the problem constitutes a breach of their statutory duties, and it is arguable that all the disatisfied people who have posted, and any others who have not but experience the same problem, are at the least entitled to a full refund from F-Secure.
Chris Davis
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I am having the same problem in Windows 10 Freedome ver 1.0.2246.0. Happens when I start up my computer from any state, haven't tried shutting down Freedome first but I will try that. For me the problem first appeared after a Freedome update which apparently happened on November 12. Before that it was fine.
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Hello Ronz,
Thanks for the feedback. Did you also try to stop the sleep mode and change it to hibernate? In my case this solve the problem (so far?).
Search for energy management (e.g. richt click on the battery symbol in the systems tray), go to the energy scheme you are operating with, choose advanced energy settings, go to sleep mode, set both settings in sleep mode to "never", next go to hibernate and change to settings to e.g. 15 minutes (battery) and 25 minutes, click OK.
Hope this helps.
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Hello Ronz,
1. Go to control panel, next to all control panel items, next to power options.
2. Select to energy plan you are operating with and click on change plan settings
3. Click on change advanced power settings
4. In the open box click on the + of sleep, then 4 options open
5. Click on the first "sleep" and change both battery and plugged in settings to "never"
5. In the same open box as in point 4, click on the + of hibernate, again the same 4 options open
6. Click on the third "hibernate" and change both battery and plugged in settings to e.g. respectively 15 and 25 minutes
7. Click apply and next OK
8. Repeat step 1
9. Click on the left on choose what the power buttons do
10. Next you will see options for the power and lid buttons. Put all settings to e.g. hibernatie, BUT AVOID the sleep setting and click on save changes.
That is it!
Regards.
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Like others I too thought this was related to sleeping as I would put my Windows 7 machine to sleep with the VPN active and connected. But, today I had the problem and I had not put the computer to sleep. I had disconnected but left the software running and walked away for a while. I came back to the driver installation error. Freedome version 1.0.2246.0
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Hi Michael2,
I am working with a windows 10 machine so I am not sure whether or not my preliminary solution works for a windows 7 machine. You mentioned you did not put your computer to sleep and run away for a while. Are you aware that - depending on your settings - your computer puts itself to sleep automatically?
Regards.
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