VPN Connection assistant (VPNUK via OpenVPN) cannot change network connection

I have an issue with using my VPN assistant via VPNUK.net.
The connection assistant will update the VPN connection with a new server IP and connection configuration based on what you select in the application.
There is no error specifically about the settings, but when trying to establish a connection im told that the connection failed. I then manually check the VPN in network connections and the new settings are not applied.
I suspect that the application does not have access to change the network settings, even if i run as administrator.
Are there any other privileges i need to set? Only a problem in windows 10.
Cheers
Mark

Hi Mark,
My name is Adam and I am with the Windows Beta Networking support team. I would recommend running procmon (click
here
for download link) when reproducing the behavior. You can then filter on the VPNUK process and scan for any status results such as Access Denied.
Do you get any error messages or warnings logged in event viewer at all?
Have you also engaged with VPNUK to see if they have seen issues with their client when installed on Windows 10 Preview?
Regards,
Adam Rudell | Sr Support Engineer | Windows Beta | Microsoft Corporation

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