Firefox Connection Error on Installation
Posted: 28. Aug 2009, 11:02
if someone knows how to solve my problem. pls feel free to help me. thx ^^
after i've installed virtual box 3.0.4 on windows 7.
i configure settings for testing windows server 2003. i've used NAT as and the recommended settings applied
then after a while i can't connect to any site on my host firefox.
i have tried restarting firefox but doesnt work, but i have yahoo msgr running and it works fine. and also on my torrent client.
the only network problem is firefox. i tried troubleshooting it but doesnt detect any errors.
i have checked services.msc but no entry were made/modified by virtual box.
after i cant seem to find a solution, i have uninstalled vbox and restarted my connection again
and there it worked again. (for firefox)
im looking for help so when i install vbox again, i would know how to deal with it.
pls give me tips on how can i use vbox normally.
what settings shud i apply on network adapters? or any ideas? thx for the support.
new to virtual box but 2nd time to use a virtual machine software.
Regards,
MAGNUMHEART
after i've installed virtual box 3.0.4 on windows 7.
i configure settings for testing windows server 2003. i've used NAT as and the recommended settings applied
then after a while i can't connect to any site on my host firefox.
i have tried restarting firefox but doesnt work, but i have yahoo msgr running and it works fine. and also on my torrent client.
the only network problem is firefox. i tried troubleshooting it but doesnt detect any errors.
i have checked services.msc but no entry were made/modified by virtual box.
after i cant seem to find a solution, i have uninstalled vbox and restarted my connection again
and there it worked again. (for firefox)
im looking for help so when i install vbox again, i would know how to deal with it.
pls give me tips on how can i use vbox normally.
what settings shud i apply on network adapters? or any ideas? thx for the support.
new to virtual box but 2nd time to use a virtual machine software.
Regards,
MAGNUMHEART