We experienced the exact same problem yesterday. Vna_coinstall.dll does indeed exist in the same directory as vna_utils.exeĪny ideas? All this is on Windows 1.1000, running in Parallels Desktop 17 / Mac mini M1. Vna_inst_util_install_win: UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevices failed (hwid 'cp_apvna')(inf_path 'netvna.inf')(flags 1) (class_guid ''), (class_name 'Net') err: 0x103Ĭheck Point Virtual Network Adapter:Failed to install device Vna_inst_util_install_win: running class installer Installing vna_inst_util_install_win: called with inf netvna.inf for hwid cp_apvna Vna::_cpNTopen: Unable to open '\\.\vna_ap': The system cannot find the file specified.
Vna_utils.exe -ap vna dev install netvna.inf cp_apvna I have followed the solution suggesting to add DeviceInstallDisabled DWORD into HKLM/System/CCS/Services/DeviceInstall/Parameters and then try to remove/re-install vna_ap on the command line after rebooting, however no go - I get the following error running This service might not be installed" - which indeed it is not. System log shows entries with "The Check Point Security VPN service depends on the following service: vna_ap. I have installed/uninstalled/reinstalled it multiple times, setup seems to complete without errors, but in reality it never gets to install vna_ap.
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