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After stunning them, you can tase them again, or hit them with baton.
Also remember that you have little skill in the early game. You'll need to allocate skill points, and install augmentations according to your desired strategy.
The game has different hitboxes with different damage multipliers. The best hitbox for non-lethal melees (prod and baton) is upper back. If you hit their legs (or their butt :P) you will not 1HKO them, except if you trained the low tech skill. Same goes for when you hit them from the front.
It is still possible to stun them from different hitboxes, bit requires multiple hits.
Later in the game, there will be some enemies that can resist an untrained prod hit from the upper back too. They either require two hits or just to trai the weapon. Just dropping it here, if you will need it.
In vanilla, as the others suggest, hitting the back area should be enough for most enemies, provided that they're not alert. You don't get a damage bonus for hitting the weak points of enemies in combat mode.
Also, later in the same game (playing on Realistic), there was an instance where I one-shot stunned one of those MJ12 armoured troopers (Paris catacombs). I wasn't using augs, except for move silent, and I don't believe that my melee was particularly strong.