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You are asking for the impossible. Part of this Internet will definitely work. At least for access to the VPN server.
And so there are two options:
1) remove the default route, leave only the route to the VPN server. As I understand it, when you connect to a VPN, you are given a default route.
2) In the firewall, prohibit all outgoing packets (and incoming ones) with the participation of the main connection, except for packets to the VPN server
The issue is solvable, for myself I solved it using Windows 7, namely, by dividing it into public networks and work / home. I myself blew myself with this question, so I understand you :-) I hope the solution will be useful to someone other than me.
We do all actions through the firewall (Start->Administration->Firewall)
1. Defaults for profiles:
We need to make the Internet accessible only from a private profile (private profiles are "Home" and "Work"), and from public we need only the ability to connect to VPN + the basics of local networks.
So, settings (Action->Properties)
2. Set up rules for outgoing connections , all for a general profile :
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