If you're looking for a free Windows 1 VPN service, you can take advantage of the built-in VPN features that come with Windows 1. Here's how you can enable the default VPN with Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and Wi-Fi Key:
- Open the Control Panel.
- Go to Settings > Network & Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi Protected Access.
- Click on Enable and confirm the settings.
Enable Wi-Fi Key (WFW)
- Open the Control Panel.
- Go to Settings > Network & Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi Key.
- Click on Enable and confirm the settings.
Install a Free VPN Manager
If you want more control over your VPN settings, you can install a free VPN manager like 33 or NordVPN. Here's how to install them:
33
- Download the 33 app from the official website.
- Open the app, select your network, and enable VPN access.
NordVPN
- Download the app from the official website.
- Open the app, select your network, and enable VPN access.
Check Network Settings
After installing a VPN, you need to ensure your network is configured to allow access to the VPN. You can do this by:
- Going to Settings > Network & Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi > Network Settings.
- Navigate to Network Settings > Block External Connections.
- Uncheck the box for Your own network.
Verify the VPN Connection
After setting up the VPN, you can verify the connection by visiting a VPN site like Vpn everywhere or Free VPN. Make sure the network is blocked and the VPN is active.
Note
Windows 1 already includes a range of VPN services, including the default WPA and Wi-Fi Key. These are free and built into the operating system. If you're looking for additional VPN services, you can install a VPN manager or use third-party services.









