So my networking is dead on Win 7 and I don't know how to restart it.
Can anybody help?
Networking with Windows 7 guest
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stefan.becker
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Re: Networking with Windows 7 guest
Not this way. You must provide more Infos. Host, Guest (32/64), exact Guest Settings and Network Configuration are mininmal infos you have to provide.
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User Manual / Download Section: http://www.virtualbox.de/wiki/Downloads
FAQ: http://www.virtualbox.de/wiki/User_FAQ http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=8669
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seattle vic
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Re: Networking with Windows 7 guest
Fair enough.stefan.becker wrote:Not this way. You must provide more Infos. Host, Guest (32/64), exact Guest Settings and Network Configuration are mininmal infos you have to provide.
Host Ubuntu 9.04 64 bit. Guest is win 7 (32 bit).
Base memory 1G.
Networking Intel Pro/1000 MT Guestop 8254OEM
I'm mostly a linux guy anymore, but find that setting up networking on vista/win 7 seems more complicated. I also run open solaris, win 2000 and xp under VB with no problems. I spend some time on windows to log into work or via a dual boot for the occasional game. Vista is terrible, but win 7 seems to be better.
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seattle vic
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Re: Networking with Windows 7 guest
OK, so I solved it. It's not a VB issue, but I had to root around the web to find that I needed to get into device manager to remove the VPN stuff. Not obvious, but, well windows.stefan.becker wrote:Not this way. You must provide more Infos. Host, Guest (32/64), exact Guest Settings and Network Configuration are mininmal infos you have to provide.