This is probably a really dumb question but I can't seem to get the wireless to work in my virtualized windows 7 install.
Anybody have an idea about what I could be missing?
My host is Linux Mint 7.
Thanks in advance.
wireless in windows 7
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Re: wireless in windows 7
The guest will use what ever the host is using for the connection not its own network adapter.
Read section 6 of the VBox users Guide.
Read section 6 of the VBox users Guide.
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Re: wireless in windows 7
Hmmm.
After reading chapter 6 and trying every combination in the settings/network menu, I still can't really figure this out.
So is the setting I need to change in the VirtualBox menu somewhere?
After reading chapter 6 and trying every combination in the settings/network menu, I still can't really figure this out.
So is the setting I need to change in the VirtualBox menu somewhere?
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Re: wireless in windows 7
Look in the VBox program settings for the guest and then the network. Under there you will see 3 areas that are able to be changed. The last should be called named. There you should see your Host NIC and should be able to select it. Now for the Virtual adapter that is presented to Windows 7 RC you should select the Inter PRO/1000 MT. NAT if you just want to get to the Internet and Bridged if you need it to function as a network enabled PC as well.
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Re: wireless in windows 7
lol actually I did that but I didn't see that it actually worked.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Thanks a lot for your help!