Windows Software & Driver Version History
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5.2.0 (5 December 2007)
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Added:
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* Improved VPN Compatibility with Software VPN Clients
* Compatibility with Anti-Virus and Firewall Applications 
* Microsoft Windows-Yoggie Pico Communication Protocol
* System Tray Icon animation
* Disable Protection for Corporate users
* Uninstall of Yoggie Software & Driver

Fixed:
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Issue #563 Issue #680: "Disable Password" could be bypassed via the Windows registry.

Issue #586: Improved L2TP support.

Issue #673: Driver supported only single IP address on the physical network interface.

Issue #679: Support file was empty on non-English Windows

Issue #682: Issue with NetBIOS name resolution when driver is installed.

Issue #720: On certain specific setups, the driver would not function properly on Windows Vista.

Issue #726: The installation procedure did not prompt the user with a warning message notifying that 64bit Windows OS was not supported.


5.1.5 (5 July 2007)
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Added:
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* Multi-Language support 
* All-in-one Installer

Fixed:
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Issue #377: Both Windows XP and Windows Vista MS RNDIS drivers have been signed by Microsoft.

Issue #476: In case explorer.exe crashes or shut down, the Yoggie tray icon doesn't show back in the restored explorer.exe instance.

Issue #559: In certain PPPOE ADSL dialers, the wrong DNS servers will be detected by the driver.

Issue #563: The ?Disable Protection? password mechanism has been improved and hardened.

Issue #566: When the installation wizard is complete, the browser window did not open properly.

Issue #569: The Yoggie VPN client will not work properly in certain cases in redirect mode.

Issue #571: The Yoggie Diagnostics tool did not include debug log in generated report.

Issue #572: The Yoggie Windows Vista driver has been signed by Microsoft.

Issue #573: Under certain rare conditions, the driver update mechanism will not work properly

Issue #574: Yoggie Gatekeeper connected in ?Pass-through? mode using Windows Vista driver will sometimes cause wrong behavior.