I am using Windows 7 Home Premium and the latest version of Chrome browser. Lately when I hit a website, or even change pages on a website, I get a delay while the browser is (according to the information in the lower left corner) waiting to 'Download proxy script.' The delay is always noticeable and often quite lengthy.I looked in the Chrome settings and it says it is using my computer's settings as to a proxy. I look at my computer's settings and it says it is not using a proxy, and this delay is fairly recent.Speed test gives me 32.64 Mbps download speed and 6.76 Mbps upload speed. Amy ideas?Last edited by Bill Heffner; December 28th, 2013 at 10:42 AM.

1. Chrome Downloading Proxy Script 2018

End of September. Nothing was found so far as I know. It took something like a week of repeated scans, eight or ten of them as I recall, and all it did was erase all of my stored emails and a lot of my settings. It uninstalled the Access database engine and I have never managed to get it back, so several little utilities which depend on it no longer work. I certainly don't mind doing that if need be, but I have no other issues going on. Does that sound like some sort of malware?For what it's worth, Firefox doesn't do that and seems quite a lot faster. I don't much care for that browser in general, but both browsers are upgraded every five minutes or so, so it's hard to keep up.Last edited by Bill Heffner; December 28th, 2013 at 01:19 PM.Reason: additional information.

Chrome Downloading Proxy Script 2018

Hi dustyb23,What do you mean by the auto configuration here, regarding the VPN setup?If you mean the auto connect, then please take a look at the thread below:Works on Windows 10.For the auto-configuration from the Settings using scripts, apologize to say that I don't think it should be available, as there should be VPN servers and the User name and Password that would need to input manually.There is a blog talking about using powershell to configure VPN, see:More reference:RegardsPlease remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. Hi dustyb23,What do you mean by the auto configuration here, regarding the VPN setup?If you mean the auto connect, then please take a look at the thread below:Works on Windows 10.For the auto-configuration from the Settings using scripts, apologize to say that I don't think it should be available, as there should be VPN servers and the User name and Password that would need to input manually.There is a blog talking about using powershell to configure VPN, see:More reference:RegardsPlease remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com.

Hello,I realize this was asked months ago, but nonetheless. Notice these options are under 'VPN proxy settings.'

They configure the web browser proxy that should be used when the VPN is connected. In that way, they are used the same wayas the automatic proxy settings in Internet Explorer (or in the new Modern Settings app, under Network & Internet, Proxy), except they only apply when that VPN connection is active rather than full time.A quick search finds some older documentation on this at but I'm sure with some searching you can find newer documentation on this. That said, the proxy detection stuff hasn't really changed in approximately forever,so basically anything you find should work.