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-1 I have 2 computers running: Windows 10 Pro -> VPN (Windows, builtin) -> pptp -> login Everything works well. Windows 10 Home -> VPN (Windows, builtin) -> pptp -> login Login works (I can see that in the router), but no network access on the internal network. When running IP scanner I see only 2 ip addresses (my own and VPN). Tried various things: Uninstalled/reinstalled WAN Miniport adapters for IPv4, IPv6, and PPTP Require MS-CHAPv2 encryption on VPN adapter flush dns Installed TAP drivers (looks like nothing is done with it) etc Any ideas? networking windows-10 vpn share | improve this question edited Dec 19 '18 a

9 3 After getting advised to read "C++ Primer 5 ed by Stanley B. Lipman" I don't understand this: Page 66. "Expressions Involving Unsigned Types" unsigned u = 10; int i = -42; std::cout << i + i << std::endl; // prints -84 std::cout << u + i << std::endl; // if 32-bit ints, prints 4294967264 He said: In the second expression, the int value -42 is converted to unsigned before the addition is done. Converting a negative number to unsigned behaves exactly as if we had attempted to assign that negative value to an unsigned object. The value “wraps around” as described above. But if I do something like this: unsigned u = 42; int i = -10; std::cout << u + i << std::endl; // Why the result is 32? As you can see -10 is not converted to un