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Thanks for the .vbox. You are already connected to NAT, good.

The guest card type is set to the PCnet-Fast III card, which the 2012 OS may not have built-in drivers for. I made a temporary 2012 guest and the default network card chosen by Virtualbox is the 'Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop'. The default is picked by Virtualbox for hardware the guest OS ships with drivers for.

Shut down your guest, set the guest's network card to the above Intel card, and restart your guest. You may see a "new hardware" message, let it happen.

Thank you it now is accessible to the net. Thank you

Can you help with one other issue

Petedagrk wrote:Can you help with one other issue

If it's a different issue, open a different thread.

scottgus1 wrote:I'm not certain why Socratis wants all the info found in the bugreport file

Because if you can't "cd" your way through, it's easier to have 1 command to execute, even if it provides too much information.

scottgus1 wrote:I have never heard of "Vboxbugreport"

VBoxBugReport (you "capitalization-agnostic" Winusers; tsk, tsk, tsk... ) has been around since 5.0.x in the source code, but it "shipped" with 5.1.0. I've been "holding on" to that top-secret information. I think I'm going to be using it from now on as a catch-all tool, especially for USB related troubleshooting. Which is why they created in the first place...

socratis wrote:capitalization-agnostic" Winusers

Bill Gates must have had a bone spur in his pinkies:
"Ow that hurts every time I have to Shift - that's it, new Microsoft rule #1: Uppercase & lowercase means the same thing!!"

I also will keep VBoxBugReport (there, that's better) in mind, that was a lot of info gleaned in one command. Thanks, for the heads-up, Socratis!

scottgus1 wrote:Bill Gates must have had a bone spur in his pinkies

He made a grave mistake by having hired Charles Simonyi who's the one responsible for "inventing" Hungarian notation (or should it be *pHungarianNotation), a computer-specific CamelCase. Oh, the irony...