MacBook Pro 2012: Host macOS Sierra Guest Windows 7 Pro (64 Bit)

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aldegu
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MacBook Pro 2012: Host macOS Sierra Guest Windows 7 Pro (64 Bit)

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Guten Tag,

ich habe auf meinem MacBook Pro 15" (Mitte 2012) über VirtualBox ( Version 5.1.8 ) Windows 7 64-Bit als Gastsystem installiert. Installation hat sich als einfach erwiesen und verlief einwandfrei. Jedoch habe ich keine Möglichkeit das WLAN in Windows zu aktivieren. Zudem habe ich Schwierigkeiten die Grafik höher zu schrauben (MacBook verfügt über zwei Grafikkarten) Aero-Oberfläche lässt sich somit nicht in Windows aktivieren. Könnt ihr mir da vielleicht weiterhelfen?

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Re: MacBook Pro 2012: Host macOS Sierra Guest Windows 7 Pro (64 Bit)

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[color=#BF4000]Google translate[/color] wrote:I have installed Windows 7 64-bit as a guest system on my MacBook Pro 15 "(mid 2012) via VirtualBox (version 5.1.8) as a guest system, installation has proved to be easy and went perfectly, but I have no way to activate the WLAN in Windows (MacBook has two graphics cards) Aero interface can not be activated in Windows, can you perhaps help me there?
You bring two issues: WLAN and Aero.
  1. VirtualBox does not emulate a wireless card. You only have a wired option.
  2. Run "dxdiag", "Display" tab, look at the "Drivers". If it says "VBoxDispD3D.dll", the graphics driver is installed. If it doesn't work for some things, it's because it's not a real graphics card, it's a virtualized one.
Do NOT send me Personal Messages (PMs) for troubleshooting, they are simply deleted.
Do NOT reply with the "QUOTE" button, please use the "POST REPLY", at the bottom of the form.
If you obfuscate any information requested, I will obfuscate my response. These are virtual UUIDs, not real ones.
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