Fixing broken virtual networking

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Damo — Sat, 06 Oct 2012 21:00:40 GMT

Thanks! This really solved the issue, I can keep working!

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Eddie Chen — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 15:04:54 GMT

My problem get resolved(XP SP2 and VPC2007), thanks to David Stowers.

Step1.

Manually copied the 2 INF files from the utility folder in

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Virtual PC\Utility\VMNetSrv

to c:\windows\inf

Step2.

Disabled the Virtual Machine Network Services driver.

Enabled the Virtual Machine Network Services driver.(Will install the service again)

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

William — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 03:44:31 GMT

Hi,

I have a even worst problem with the VPC, Nortel VPN and the wireless network on my Dell E6500 notebook running Windows 7. With VPC 2007 installed but not running at all, whenever I start the Nortel VPN V10.04.16 using the wireless connection, the Windows 7 will crash.

I have tried on a couple of E6500 notebooks in the office and they all behaved the same. All these notebooks works fine as long as I don't start the VPN. Also, they works fine if I use a cable for LAN connection and start the Nortel VPN.

I wonder if anyone has seen this before?

Thanks.

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Ali Malik — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 22:52:47 GMT

Darren and David Stower - cheers combination of both solved my problem. Just copies files from the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Virtual Server\Drivers\VMNetSv\x64 and pasted in windows/inf folder. Disabled and re-enabled the adapter and restarted virtual server service, and worked like a charm! thanks.

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

yaqoub — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 06:23:11 GMT

I use windows 98 and I have a problem in network Windows 98 can not identify the network

It is strange that after i format win Xp more than three times the program runs

neamati@kuwaitairways.com

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Alex — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 18:49:42 GMT

Dude you saved me hours of looking around trying to figure out this simple yet annoying problem, big time thanks!

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Suncat2000 — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:30:42 GMT

I tried both solutions and neither fixed the problem. What finally worked was selecting the actual connected network card - not the "Connected Network Card" option - in the dropdown box.

I posted more details at suncat-csharp.blogspot.com/.../mobile-device-emulator-error-on-windows.html.

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Alexium — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 17:50:28 GMT

I have a same trouble. After Install VirtualBox, and install Virtual PC... Then I uninstall VBox, and reinstall VPC. When I launch VPC next time, I receive message "Virtual PC could not open..." I delete all (VPC), and install VBox, then VPC. I have not a trouble now!! Sorry for me broken language.

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Korhan — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 15:54:45 GMT

Thank you very much, you saved my life

re: Fixing broken virtual networking

Yeah — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 10:31:57 GMT

Second solution failed after clicking "Add..." button and showing very informative error message 0x800FFFFF. After searching the internet i have found alot of topics on this error. Most common solution was:

Number 3.

1. Uninstall Windows.

2. Install Linux/UNIX/DOS etc.

Works in 100% of cases

P.S.: I think it is great idea that you cant manually create new ethernet lan connections. Superb idea!

P.P.S: It is also great that you actually cant download virtual pc for vista from ms site in normal way. Only virtual pc for win 7. NICE!