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How to Fix LogMeIn Hamachi Connection Issues on Windows 7


How to Fix LogMeIn Hamachi Connection Issues on Windows 7

Encountering yellow triangle warnings in LogMeIn Hamachi on your Windows 7 machine? You're not alone. This guide will walk you through a simple and effective method to solve connectivity and driver issues.

Hamachi problem - yelow triangle

Understanding the Problem

If you're using LogMeIn Hamachi on Windows 7 and facing difficulties connecting to your network—characterized by yellow triangle warning signs appearing next to unavailable computers—read on to discover how to fix this error.

When you check the connection details, you'll notice the VPN status displays an error. Delving deeper into the VPN domain settings, you’ll find messages stating an inability to connect to the network adapter. This issue makes peer nodes unreachable via VPN.

warning message about vpn in hamachi interface

warning message about network interface in hamachi interface

Identifying the Root Cause

In my personal experience, the root problem was the flawed Hamachi network driver installation. A quick visit to the Device Manager (accessible through Computer Properties) will display a yellow triangle warning sign next to the Hamachi Network Interface driver. The driver properties reveal it lacks a digital signature, which contributes to this issue.

Hamachi network driver is showed as unsigned in device manager

Complex vs. Simple Solutions

There are two paths you can take to resolve this issue:

Complex Solution

You could shift your system into test mode and disable digital driver signature enforcement through group policies. However, this method is risky and not recommended.

Simple Solution

Download and install Hamachi ]]>version 2.2.0.328]]>.

After acquiring this version, uninstall the current one you have and install the downloaded software. This iteration contains the necessary digital driver signature, effectively solving the problem.

Hamachi is working now

Keeping Up to Date

Once you’ve installed the program, you can update it directly (via Help > Check for Updates) or download the most recent version from the ]]>developer's site]]>. After updating, the connection and driver issues should disappear.

For Windows 10 users, if you face a similar issue, installing Hamachi version 2.2.0.328 should also do the trick. I’ve found that although no warning signs appear in the Device Manager, sometimes the network interface is missing in the Network and Sharing Center. A simple reinstall of LogMeIn Hamachi—specifically version 2.2.0.328—fixes this. Install the software twice, and all should be well.

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