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    By default, the built-in Windows VPN client does not attempt to reconnect to the VPN server if the connection is lost. If the connection is dropped, the user must manually…

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    Windows displays a security warning when you try to open or run an executable file/script that you downloaded from the Internet. This article explains how Windows identifies a file downloaded…

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