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Windows Protection Error on First Restart After You Install SecuRemote VPN Software
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When the computer restarts during the installation of SecuRemote version 4118, you receive a Windows protection error message, and the system must be manually restarted.
To work around this behavior, upgrade to SecuRemote version 4153 or later.
Check Point VPN-1 SecuRemote is a third-party Virtual Private Networking (VPN) program. The readme file included with the installation of SecuRemote version 4153 lists the "protection error" on boot after installation as one of the problems resolved in build 4153. For more information, visit the following Web site:
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