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Every time I go to connect it either says NETSH:Failed or failed to establish vpn. I just downloaded this and would like a refund if I'm unable to use it but support won't answer my ticket.

i stand to be corrected but i think your router only supports openvpn server, try using l2tp or a router that supports openvpn client.

It should work but if it doesn't then get a residential IP.

Yep, you're right that fixes it. Hopefully we can get a response from Support regarding this behavior that I assume is unintended.

I had the same issue but got it working by changing the Openvpn driver from Wintun to TAP in the network settings

Just want to add that I'm also dead in the water with SOCKS5. This has been an intermittent problem for a while now. I wish I knew of a solution that just worked.

I realized SOCKs5 proxy with uTorrent client. Proxy: “proxy.torguard.org” Port 1085 is no longer working. The issue started when Torguard removed the US servers, and replaced or added mores socks5 in and around Canada I have used the list of SOCKS5 addresses from Canada 68.71.244.6 to 68.71.244.62 with Port 1085. It’s about 12 addresses. Some work for a few days, a week then fail with no download movements. Lately, they do not work at all. No download with SOCKS5 The workaround: With VPN running, I disable SOCKs5. Exit out of the uTorrent, ensuring it's not the process. Open uTorrent again. After a few mins, it starts to download without SOCKS5 Have logged a ticket with support. Awaiting resolution

This happens to me only when I try to connect to the Openconnect servers that end in "Port 443" in their name.

Same here with v4.8.11. The previous version offered on the download page, which resolved the issue, is v4.8.9 and not v4.8.10. I wonder if v4.8.10 is available somewhere to also try out in the interim until this is fixed.

Sure you can be proven wrong. You maybe should first determine what a definition of split tunneling is and then if you look up at wireguard features then you will quickly recognise that this feature is given. You mix up TorGuard's infrastructure with TorGuard's software client, those two are different shoes, where TorGuard client is meant for those who actually want simply to connect and switch countries easily. Therefore, split tunneling is already available with TorGuard VPN, it is just not part of their client. Best is, that wireguard is not a product from torguard and when you run torguard client you still can set not just simple split tunneling but much more complex networks, there are post up and post down fields in torguard client where you can use your scripts. That means you are wrong and OP in no way mentions TorGuard client, it says TG which I consider as TorGuard company and their infrasctructure. However, in both cases split tunneling is given, it is just not part of the gui and probably it is not a good idea to spend money developing it. So many people request so many useless features where very usefull features like bonding are not given but easily implemented, nobody mentions it at all since years. There are just few providers offering it which can not be trusted, here once again the best solution is own server, but it is worth it.

I have used the list of SOCKS5 addresses from Canada 68.71.244.6 to 68.71.244.62 with Port 1085. It’s about 12 addresses. Some work for a few days, a week then fail with no download movements. Lately, they do not work at all. No download with SOCKS5 I disable SOCKs5. Exit out of the uTorrent, ensuring it's not the process. Open uTorrent again. After a few mins, it starts to download without SOCKS5. I am using VPN together with socks5 proxy for double protection for several years without any download problems. Lately, when Torguard removed the US servers, and replaced or added mores socks5 in and around Canada is when my issues started. Tested: VPV is OFF, and socks5 proxy ON – Result: Do not work VPV is ON, and socks5 proxy OFF – Result: Work As mentioned previously, VPN together with socks5 proxy (Canada addresses) was working fine. It may work for a few days or weeks, by changing Canada addresses. I believe something have changed in the socks5 proxy recently to cause my issues. I have log this issue with support. Awaiting assistance.

I see a list of IP's at https://torguard.net/network/socks5/ I also see a lot of feedback about Torrent Connections. Should we still use proxy.secureconnect.me or an IP within the network settings of qBittorent (also using the 'advanced settings' tweak) or should we pick an IP and when we have issues, switch? I've tried 1080/1085/1090 using proxy.secureconnect.me, it is alive, pinging it gives me a Canadian IP. Just looking for the best options.

Having the same issue.

Pic below was sent in an email yesterday. Seems to be the latest update.

Not enough information provided. What version of Qbittorrent and OS are you running and how is it configured in Settings | Advanced | Network Interface: and Optional IP address to bind to: ? Also, you should always be running one or more torrent IP checkers and if they report your real IP don't run any other torrents until you fix this. https://torguard.net/checkmytorrentipaddress.php https://trak.evilvibes.com/ https://ipmagnet.services.cbcdn.com/

You should go to Tools>Options in QBittorrent and then choose the Advanced option in the side panel. Change "Network interface" to that of the VPN. For example, this is how mine is configured. I've pointed it to the WireGuard network interface, named "wg-torguard", and this results in torrents refusing to connect or download in any way *unless* I have an active connection to the VPN. Picture below for reference. Never had any issues from ISPs with this method. Afer that's done and you've restarted QBittorrent, use this tool that TG provides to check your torrent IP. It should only show the VPN server's IP you're connected to.

Received an email from IP provider stating that I was sharing a file. I checked my qbittorent with VPN on the site ipleak and found that the VPN IP is being provided as well as my IP. Both IP are showing. Mine is showing as ipv4. How do I prevent this?

May 17th ... Using proxy.torgaurd.org/com/whatever OR specific IPS, many times the logs just show a failed handshake. Other times nothing but there's no connection. Times like now I'm bouncing between 50kb to 400kb when my connection is 100mbps and I've seen these "awesome proxies" pull off 9mbps while my average connection via say pacman or yay will pull 50mbps easily. These proxies have turned into junk. All of them. Also, why are there no more USA proxies. I don't mean a secretive "for reasons" answer but an actual answer. This is enough to drop you guys. I already dropped the VPN service because it was a joke. After re-connecting 5 more times to different proxies before posting this just to be sure, I'm getting a total average of 125kbps. Yes, my settings are correct. The same they have been for years including when I could get normal (for your proxy service) speeds.

Any updates?

Me too. Android 11 If I switch from data or wifi, I have to go in and be sure I'm connected to either, then restart torguard to get internet once again. Even though I have VPN Always on active.

Same exact problem here with qBittorrent. Tried ports 1080, 1085, 1090, all the same.

Was having issues with TorGuard showing up in my torrent advanced list, so I reinstalled the TorGuard client and now this error shows up whenever I connect. I've tried deselecting the option under the network tab, and then TorGuard simply gets stuck connecting/detecting. I don't know what's going on. I'm not running any security stuff and haven't changed anything else. I don't even have Malwarebytes running right now. I've rebooted. Am running Windows 11. edit: I solved it by rolling back to the last version *shrug* but I'm still having issues having qBittorrent see it so I can bind it to it. It doesn't show up as wg-torguard like it used to. The only thing I see is "OpenVPN Wintun" and that doesn't work when bound.

Does anyone use this with Fubo ?

Same problem here. Have barely been able to get anything out of qBittorrent for several days. The TorGuard checkMyTorrentIp.png torrent reports either "End of file" or "An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host". Trackers in other torrents report either "Permission denied" or "An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host".

@drnoetigenfalls hello, here is documentation for wireguard quick start where it is quite clearly explained as well as how you create new private key. # create private key: wg genkey # create public key: wg pubkey # create psk: wg genpsk privkey=$(wg genkey) pubkey=$(echo $privkey | wg pubkey) psk=$(wg genpsk) echo "Your private key: $private" echo "Your public key: $public" echo "Your psk: $psk" More quicker is the way explained on wireguard, one liner: wg genkey | tee privatekey | wg pubkey > publickey Save your public and private keys, login to your account on torguard and go to "Config generator" where you choose wireguard, server and paste your public key and username, click create config and it will be downloaded. That config might need some editing, you have torguards server as peer and your interface. That's all.