
Might that be the source of the problem? Thanks! I use the command: cower -vdfu to check for updates and overwrite old stuff. Forgive my lack of understanding - would you be willing to explain what this problem was all about? I'm a little daft about these AUR packages. The checksums in the now working PKGBUILD are included below.
#Pia vpn windows 10 error install
(edited on 15:26 (UTC) by I used the command you suggested, and the install was a success, but I was hasty and neglected to clone the package. => Finished making: private-internet-access-vpn 3.3.3-7 (Sun 03:27:14 AM EDT) => Creating package "private-internet-access-vpn". Here is it working once I moved the PKGBUILD into the old directory left by trizen in /tmp/trizen* => ERROR: nf was not found in the build directory and is not a URL. => Making package: private-internet-access-vpn 3.3.3-7 (Sun 03:28:53 AM EDT) Here is the output on the failure after updating the PKGBUILD and running makepkg -s in a clean directory. I had a problem it wouldn't want to fetch the nf after I updated the checksum but I had the temp directory from the aur helper in this case trizen (something new I started using because of mkeedlinger's post before I was packer/yaourt) and it had the nf from the failed fetch/build so I just moved the updated PKGBUILD into that directory and it worked fine. Here for anyone sick of waiting for the checksums to be updated => ERROR: One or more files did not pass the validity check! => Validating source files with sha256sums.

This installs the WLAN API which allows PIA 2.8.1 to start.

Select Manage (in the gray heading at the top of the window) > Add Roles and FeaturesĪccept defaults on all pages until the "Features" pageįind "Wireless LAN Service" in the features list and check it, then select NextĪfter installation completes, restart the server If it is not installed, the PIA daemon will fail to start during installation, and attempting to run it manually will result in a link error stating that wlanapi.dll is missing.įor your Windows Server 2019, you can install WLAN support so PIA 2.8.1 will work: PIA 2.8.1+ requires the WLAN API, which is an optional component in Windows Server. Please know we do not support any Windows Server as well as any Virtual machines ( VM ). Thank you for your prompt response and confirmation.

Got this back from PIA and it resolved my problem first try.
