So, eliminating the update means that fixed patched security bugs will be reinstated. The Windows app has a sort-of kill switch called VPN Guard, which apparently enables telling the. It is worth noting that the Windows 11 May update has also brought some improvements on the security front. proXPN has its own version of a kill switch called VPN Guard (Image credit: proXPN) Kill switch. At this point, your device will revert to the previous Windows 11 version.Look for the KB5026372 update and click Uninstall.Tap on Update history and then press Uninstall updates.Select Start, head on Settings and click on Windows Update.Step-by-step guide to uninstall KB5026372 update:
However, the problems around VPN connection are more widespread across users.Īt the time of writing, the only fix appears to be uninstalling the problematic update.
These include their devices automatically shutting down instead of restarting after installing the updates, BitLocker automatic activation which could potentially lead to a total system reset, as well as the coming back of a previously fixed security bug on the Windows Security app. As Windows Latest reported, users have also been experiencing further issues. Windows 11 KB5026372's issues aren't ending with VPNs poor performances, though. KB5026372 Update breaks MS L2TP VPN Client from r/Windows11 This type of VPN connection is especially employed by businesses to enable the service for their clients, making the issues perhaps even more relevant for customers.Īnother dissatisfied user reported something similar, writing: "No problems connecting to the VPN, just once you get in the speeds are extremely slow and RDP basically just times out."Īs BleepingComputer pointed out, VPN speed drops seem to occur only under Wi-Fi connections. A users on Reddit (see conversation below) described the Microsoft L2TP/IPsec connection of crawling "to a snail's pace" and becoming "unusable."
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