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Answered my on question.

Enable the device.
Reboot
And then uninstall the device.

Device was removed and I got fresh Vbox install

I installed VBox 2.1.0 and got it to work with a dual port Intel NICS & IPCop. I uninstalled the dual nics and installed a quad port Nics and found a strange network adapter called 'NET' which cannot be removed from the XP device manager window. The device instance id:\root\sun_vboxnetfltmp\0000...

Finally, I was able to get IPCop 1.4.20 (Linux 2.4) working with VirtualBox 2.1.0. I downloaded/installed HP's NIC drivers under Windows XP and then I set the dual port NIC card (one for WAN and the other for LAN) using the revised "Host Interface" feature. In the previous version of Virtu...

Thanks for the VB response. I wasn't aware of windows limited 'one' NIC bridge support. MS virtual PC does things a little differently. It looks like they can attach 'four' physical NIC cards to a virtual machine. Initially, I was conceptually confused between MS virtual PC and VirtualBox networking...

I am a newbie to VirtualBox. On my Windows XP host, I have successfully created an IPCop VM using Microsoft's Virtual PC 2007. I want to do same thing using VirtualBox, however I have problems configuring the network settings for adapter 1 and adapter 2. My configuration is the following: DSL modem-...