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### My Windows VM can't connect to a secure internet after installing PV-tools/drivers (E.G SSL errors when trying to access websites, copying files from a pc to the VM ETC.)
olivierlambert
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Dec 7, 2020
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| [This Guide](guests.md#upgrade-from-citrix-xenserver-client-tools) may help you through the process. | |||
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| ### My Windows VM can't connect to a secure internet after installing PV-tools/drivers (E.G SSL errors when trying to access websites, copying files from a pc to the VM ETC.) | |||
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Try to use a shorter title, eg "Windows SSL issues" and then explain more in details if you want after the title with more words 👍
| ### My Windows VM can't connect to a secure internet after installing PV-tools/drivers (E.G SSL errors when trying to access websites, copying files from a pc to the VM ETC.) | ||
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| #### Cause | ||
| TCP offloading is enabled for Citrix PV drivers in windows, This can cause TSL/SSL problems. |
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- I think TCP offloading is enabled in all PV drivers, not specifically Citrix PV drivers, so maybe no need to put Citrix in there
- I would say "[…] in Windows, that could cause TLS/SSD problems" (see the multiple typos and wrong/missed caps)
| #### Symptoms | ||
| * Remote desktop gives you an error when trying to access the windows VM | ||
| * Accessing websites gives TSL/SSL errors. | ||
| * Copying files from 'pc1' to the windows VM gets stuck (and might even crash your explorer.exe) |
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What's pc1 in this context?
| * Copying files from 'pc1' to the windows VM gets stuck (and might even crash your explorer.exe) | ||
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| #### Solution | ||
| Disable TCP-offloading. To do this: Go to your Control Panel >> Network and Internet >> Network and Sharing >> Change Adapter Settings >> Right click your PV adapter >> properties. From there you want to go to: Configure >> Advanced, and disable every offloading option. |
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Take care of caps when needed (or not). Also, maybe new line after the todo this?
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My Windows VM can't connect to a secure internet after installing PV-tools/drivers (E.G SSL errors when trying to access websites, copying files from a pc to the VM ETC.)