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I have an OpenVPN client working on a Windows 7 machine. It works because of some config files (*.ovpn, *.crt, *.key, and *.conf). Now for troubleshooting purposes I want to test with another set of config files. So I saved away the original config files (originally located in C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config, now I moved them into a sub-folder called old_files). However, I noticed that files are still taking effect -- my client still connects with the old settings. It seems the values of the config files have been cached some where. How do I clean up this cache?

leeyuiwah
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I just wanna add some things. I use the "Import files ... " in client list in Taskbar. And at first I cannot remove any of them because it's not existed in C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config like normal.

And I found out another folder they also used to get config: C:\Users\<your user name>\OpenVPN\config . Just delete the config file you want and done.

chickensoup
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(I am answer my own question here ...)

Okay I found out that the OpenVPN client seems to be able to find the *.ovpn file under C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config even if the file is located in a sub-directory from there. So to solve the problem, I had to move the file out to a completely unrelated folder.

Thanks for your kind attention!

leeyuiwah
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