I am running  22H2 Build 22572.201 too.  And the fix does still work! https://glenng.net/tmp/PulseFix/jnprva.zip extract and copy to C:\Windows\System32\drivers But note, PulseSecure appears to replace this file somtimes, and Windows updates too. And even this "fix" does not work if you have failed connection attempts already. You will need to restart your PC, and then, and I know it seems silly but my routine is this: When Windows comes up, I shut down pulse. Copy the file to Drivers folder; Start Pulse, Copy the file again to Drivers folder, and I always have successful connections using this "method" But it's a shame Pulse Secure have not made proper update available for Windows 11 yet. When can we expect that to happen? Or any information really...  @zanyterp [email protected]  ... View more

[email protected] ,   We are aware, the problems started with the update, as mentioned in thread start. Can you please check in-house if you have any bug-zilla or internal KB about this? it's seriously becoming a problem and more and more people are updating to Windows 11... As mentioned, with latest builds of both Pulse Secure and Windows 11, still not working. Would love to have at least a temporary workaround until resolved! Thanks, Br, GlennG ... View more

Thanks. JFYI, I did a restore, using windows restore and rolled back to Windows OS Version: 10.0.22483 Build 22483.   After that I uninstalled Pulse and all components using install/remove programs and then removed all reg-keys I could find related to Pulse. Also removed all app-data and program-data, program-files etc I could find related to Pulse and rebooted.   Once windows was up again, I re-installed Pulse using the latest available version of pulse secure, and configured my VPN profile... But the connection is still failing in the same way as before the rollback. I get to "Securing connection" - and then the virtual juniper adapter fails!   Here's some captures events: ------------------------------------------------------------------ Device {FE36527A-8C07-4854-8AF7-BF40E7DF52F7}\JNPRVA\0001 had a problem starting. Driver Name: oem30.inf Class Guid: {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318} Service: jnprva Lower Filters: Upper Filters: Problem: 0x0 Problem Status: 0xC00000E5 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Device {FE36527A-8C07-4854-8AF7-BF40E7DF52F7}\JNPRVA\0001 was configured. Driver Name: oem30.inf Class Guid: {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318} Driver Date: 12/31/2020 Driver Version: 9.1.11.6235 Driver Provider: Juniper Networks Driver Section: JnprVa.ndi Driver Rank: 0xFF0000 Matching Device Id: {FE36527A-8C07-4854-8AF7-BF40E7DF52F7}\JNPRVA Outranked Drivers: Device Updated: false ------------------------------------------------------------------ Device settings for {FE36527A-8C07-4854-8AF7-BF40E7DF52F7}\JNPRVA\0001 were not migrated from previous OS installation due to partial or ambiguous device match. Last Device Instance Id: SW\{eeab7790-c514-11d1-b42b-00805fc1270e}\asyncmac Class Guid: {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318} Location Path: Migration Rank: 0xF000FFFFFFFFF122 Present: false Status: 0xC0000719 BR, GlennG ... View more

Hi! I have reviewed the entire conversation, and have the same exact issue (0xC00000E5) until code 1205 after timeout, output from commands and logs appear the same too. I have already tried to completely reset my entire networking adatpers and stacks with all I had. No external AV just the one from built in to Windows 11. Re-install Pulse Secure etc. Windows OS Version: 10.0.22489 Build 22489 This issue started last week after a recent patch update from Microsoft. I have also tried to enable "Juniper network service" on my WLAN adapter which I am using to establish my connections through VPN. This has not helped either. This problem is sincenerly affecting my abiltiy to work and I am hoping you have any information which could help me resolve this before I re-install my PC with Windows 10. Thanks and BR, GlennG ... View more