Again, this isn't a random subset of Windows 11, this is ALL 3 machines that have been running Windows 11 (two were 10 to 11 upgrades, and my test machine is a clean install from ISO). They all run well for a month or so, then after a random update cycle, the Forticlient stalls at 40% with no successful connections from that point on. Forticlients ranging from 6.4.7 to 7.0.2.Īffected machines are running Windows 11. So, having the same issue with multiple WIndows 11 machines. It is almost like this PC corrupted itself in a way a fresh install didn't fix.Īny suggestions would be appreciated. As far as I know we don't use any certificates, at least nothing didn't come preinstalled. It is possible when the problem first showed up that there was a popup window and we hit accidentally hit "no" on the certificate authorization, but I would have figured a clean uninstall / reinstall would have cleared that flag. So there seems to be something awry with this PC. The same credentials work on other PCs so the issue seems to be on one PC (have a second PC with similar symptoms but haven't triaged that one yet). From the "bad" PC, we've tried accessing multiple gateways, all get the same error. Ensured there is no "hidden window" for certificate authorization*
Tried to restore previously know good configuration Uninstalled and reinstalled Forticlient using latest versions () Ensured Internet Options have TLS 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 enabled. It gets stuck at 40% with the error "The server you want to connect to request identification, please chose a certificate and try again (-5)." I've read all over the forum and I've already tried: We had a PC with a working Forticlient setup that recently stopped working.
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