Then i called in for support to pick this back up. As soon as i requested an escalation the chat window coincidently disappeared, and the page stopped working. I already indicated that i worked with Cisco on this. once that didn't work the technician told me to contact my internal IT and Cisco and that they would help me resolve this. My first experience was when i was asked to update the already up to date BIOS, and update the already up to date WLAN driver. I have gotten the run around from HP support so far. This didn't used to happen, and worked fine. When on a wireless network, and connecting to the VPN, the VPN network shows up as a wired network, so then Autoswitching kicks in and drops the wireless network, which then drops the VPN connection.
This actually used to work for us very well in Windows 10 however with the latest WLAN Drivers and HP Hotkey Support software it no longer works. It is breaking our Cisco An圜onnect VPN connections. I am having an issue with this feature myself on all of our EliteBook 840 G3's with Windows 10. Is there any plans for fixing this, HP? Have someone found a workaround (eg. I though that maybe installingthe HP Connection Manager would solve the issue, but it seems that the HP Connection Manager is not possible to install on Windows 10. We have also seen a lot of user issues due to the fact that they are connected to both LAN and WLAN at the same time.
(Elitebook 8560P, Elitebook 850 G1, Elitebook 850 G2, ProBook 640 G2) I have tested this on several HP laptops. On my laptops the switching never happens on Windows 10. Unfortunately this is not the subject in Windows 10. Windows 8 and 8.1 has a built-in feature which delays the switching between LAN/WLAN with 40 seconds in order to not interrupt file transfers or other processes. The setting is enabled in BIOS, and it works like a charm in Windows 7. We are currently testing Windows 10 in our organization, but I cannot find a way to get LAN/WLAN switching working.
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