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My NIC isn't recognized within the Windows XP SP 3 installation within my Server 2008 Hyper-V installation; when I try to install the correct driver I get the message shown in the attached screenshot
My NIC isn't recognized within the Windows XP SP 3 installation within my Server 2008 Hyper-V installation; when I try to install the correct driver I get the message shown in the attached screenshot, "Please shutdown and plug Realtek PCI card to complete the installation".
I know that this is the correct driver, since it is the exact same driver that I used when I installed Windows XP on the same computer (but on a different partition).
Also, within the Server 2008 Hyper-V Windows XP installation, I have used the Add Hardware Control Panel wizard, but this install method doesn't work either. I choose to browse to the location of where the hardware driver is, and the I get the message shown in the screenshot "HyperV-XP-NIC-installatio
Also, I have taken a look at the Hyper-V settings, but I don't see anything unusual within the settings that would need to be changed so that I can install my network card.
What do I need to do so that my network card will be recognized within the Server 2008 Hyper V environment?
HyperV-XP-NIC-installation.jpg
Hyper-V-XP-settings.jpg
HyperV-XP-NIC-installation.jpg
I know that this is the correct driver, since it is the exact same driver that I used when I installed Windows XP on the same computer (but on a different partition).
Also, within the Server 2008 Hyper-V Windows XP installation, I have used the Add Hardware Control Panel wizard, but this install method doesn't work either. I choose to browse to the location of where the hardware driver is, and the I get the message shown in the screenshot "HyperV-XP-NIC-installatio
Also, I have taken a look at the Hyper-V settings, but I don't see anything unusual within the settings that would need to be changed so that I can install my network card.
What do I need to do so that my network card will be recognized within the Server 2008 Hyper V environment?
HyperV-XP-NIC-installation.jpg
Hyper-V-XP-settings.jpg
HyperV-XP-NIC-installation.jpg
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You need to install the vm addons, it includes the nic and improves performance of video among other things...
You can install the Integration Components from the Hyper-V Manager by opening the console of your VM, then select Action -> insert Integration Services Setup Disk. Within the operating system of your VM, auto-run should launch the installation of the components
You can install the Integration Components from the Hyper-V Manager by opening the console of your VM, then select Action -> insert Integration Services Setup Disk. Within the operating system of your VM, auto-run should launch the installation of the components
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Yes, make sure you have a vitrual network associated with the VM through the Hyper-V manager, and then install the Integation Services like bryon recommeded. Actually, you can install the Integration Services regardless. If you have the virtual network allocated to your VM and the NIC isn't showing up it's because the Integration Services are likely not installed, but I believe Hyper-V auto installs the Integration Services after deployment of the VM. If the Integration Services are installed them you do not have a NIC, or possible a virtual network configured in the Hyper-V manager.
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My bad. I totally missed the middle image you posted originally. You have a NIC installed through the Hyper-V manager. I would go with Bryon's suggestion. It's unlikely that the NIC will appear in the VM as "Realtek". They host passes the use of your virtual network through with specific Virtual Machine NIC drivers. Should look something like - "Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter" in device manager on your VM.
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if installing the integration components fixed it for you, which is probably the right answer, might i suggest looking at my comment above: ID:28846510
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