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      Network Not Available to WinPE on Hyper-V Virtual Machine

      If you attempt to boot into Windows PE from a Hyper-V virtual machine, you may not be able to immediately access network resources as you would expect.  This is because a default VM configuration in Hyper-V includes the synthetic network card, which is not visible to any OS that doesn't have the Integration Components installed.  To enable network functionality on a Windows PE VM, remove the existing network card from your configuration, then select Add Hardware, and choose the Legacy Network Adapter.

      You'll need to remove and re-add the synthetic network adapter (listed simply as Network Adapter in Hyper-V VM settings) when you have Vista or Server 2008 installed.


      Categories: WinPE | Server 2008 | Hyper-V
      Posted by Jason on Thursday, March 20, 2008 2:05 PM
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