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As of right now it requires OpenSSL installed in order to run.

Sapience, could we get a link to the 32 bit and 64 bit version of OpenSSL in the ANN?

Yes as that would be fine and if anyone wants it he will get it.

ok guys
here you can download the openssl and c++ redistributable to make wallet work
http://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html

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This is the same "fix" that has been presented over and over, and I have latest wallet with this "fix", and I still get loads of "ssl handshake" errors daily. Devs, can we possibly get a beta wallet please. I do run a 64-bit version of windows. Do I need to get the 64bit version of this fix? If so can someone supply a link plz?

To be clear, installing OpenSSL was meant to fix startup errors that many were having, not the handshake errors. This has also been said over and over. The handshake errors do not affect the performance of the wallet and will be fixed upon the next wallet release (per dev). I think that the information might have gotten mixed in the thread here...