Win 10 - Network disconnected after update 1809

AleksanderZ

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I stopped updates (and made snapshot to be sure) If I let VM to get updates to 1809 - network adapter will get disconnected.
I tried reinstalling parallels tools with no luck.
Is there a fix for the update, or I have to completely reinstall VM as only option?
 
Hi, I am experiencing the similar issue. My Mac version is 10.12.6 and my parallels version is 13.1.1 (43120). And I install a fresh windows 10 with build 1909.
There is no anti virus running and I have tried to reinstall the Parallels Tools manually.
When I boot up the Windows 10 VM, the network is connected, but after sometimes, it gets disconnected by itself.
Please assist.
 
Hi, I am experiencing the similar issue. My Mac version is 10.12.6 and my parallels version is 13.1.1 (43120). And I install a fresh windows 10 with build 1909.
There is no anti virus running and I have tried to reinstall the Parallels Tools manually.
When I boot up the Windows 10 VM, the network is connected, but after sometimes, it gets disconnected by itself.
Please assist.
Hi Iwan2. Please update Parallels Desktop 13 to the latest build which is 13.3.2 and check if it works properly.
 
Hi Iwan2. Please update Parallels Desktop 13 to the latest build which is 13.3.2 and check if it works properly.
Hi,
I upgraded the parallel to 13.3.2, I still experiencing the same. I have to disable and re-enable the network at Win10 then it back online. Or I restart the Win10.
I also have Win7 VM which works okay on the same machine.
Please assist.
Thanks.
 
Hi,
I upgraded the parallel to 13.3.2, I still experiencing the same. I have to disable and re-enable the network at Win10 then it back online. Or I restart the Win10.
I also have Win7 VM which works okay on the same machine.
Please assist.
Thanks.
Are you using Shared network or the Bridge mode?
 
No warning or pop up error message. I notice the network icon changes to no Internet/ connection, however when I go to the Apple panel, the connection is available.
 
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