No wifi after last Windows 10 update

Discussion in 'Windows Virtual Machine' started by salvomic, Mar 21, 2018.

  1. salvomic

    salvomic Hunter

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    hi,
    maybe after the last Windows 10 update I've no more wireless icon in Control Panel -> Network, nor wi-fi connections, both in Home and Pro virtual machines.
    I can't connect to my wifi network and not print. I'm trying in Configuration both "Bridged" and "Shared" options...
    Is the no wifi icon in tray, is it normal?

    Salvo
     
    Last edited: Mar 21, 2018
  2. Ajith1

    Ajith1 Parallels Support

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    Even if Bridged > WiFi is selected in VM configuration your Windows virtual machine will only show a LAN icon not a WiFi. This is because your virtual machine is not going to use the network adapter on your Mac instead it will use the virtual network adapter provided by Parallels Desktop.
     
  3. salvomic

    salvomic Hunter

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    Thank you for information. Ok, I'll try virtual network adapter also.
    Salvo
     
  4. Ajith1

    Ajith1 Parallels Support

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    Feel free to reach out to us anytime.
     
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  5. MichaelB52

    MichaelB52 Bit poster

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    I have a related question.
    Parallels 14
    Windows 10
    I need to print via wifi to a printer that only has a PC driver.
    After I Configure the Wifi in the Parallels Menu Tab, I still only see the Ethernet as the Network Connection in Windows. Even after re-start. Is there something I am missing?
     
  6. Hi MichaelB52. The network connection in the Windows virtual machine will be always shown as 'Ethernet' only. However, you can connect your Mac to the WiFi network and the Windows will share the same network connection through virtual ethernet adapter. Please refer this article and set the network source to 'Default Adapter' so that the virtual machine will get a separate IP address directly from the router and you can configure the network printer in the virtual machine directly as you do in a real PC.
     

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