Windows cannot connect to internet

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4everJang

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I moved to a brand new MacBook Pro and did a fresh install of Parallels Desktop 15, had a Windows 10 created and entered the new product key I purchased from the MS store. Using shared network as recommended, but Windows cannot access the internet, no matter what I try. This should work as I have not done anything to change the original installation and have not done any installs on Windows yet.
I did NOT install Parallels Toolbox for Mac as I see no use for it on the Mac side. I did install them on Windows, but that did not solve the issue.

It should be possible to do a fresh install of Windows 10 on a fresh install of Parallels 15 on a fresh MacBook Pro. Where is the missing info ?
 
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FINALLY got my Windows XP to connect again, by 'updating' Parallels Tools on the Windows XP itself. The Parallels Tools on the Mac stated they were 'up to date' but the Windows XP tools were not, so ran an update and got my internet connection back. Everything else mentioned on here didn't work, which was seriously beginning to annoy me...
 
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I have the same problem with a connection. It has been working for 6 months, but after the last update, something went wrong. I have tried all ways described in this forum, but nothing can help me.
 
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Maria@Parallels said:
Hello, what is your Parallels Desktop version?
Did you check the issue with Shared and Bridged modes?
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Maria i've tried Parallels Desktop 16.0 and 16.1 with macOS 11.1, 11.2 and beta 11.3.
I've tried also Vmware Fusion (12.0 and 12.1).
The result is that both (Parallels and Fusion) have problem on VMs with bridged Wifi on some mac (mine is a MBP 16" 2019).

I've reported at Apple, it seems that is needed that Parallels devs talk with Apple devs on vmnet macOS feature.
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/677034
 
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abcd4 said:
Maria i've tried Parallels Desktop 16.0 and 16.1 with macOS 11.1, 11.2 and beta 11.3.
I've tried also Vmware Fusion (12.0 and 12.1).
The result is that both (Parallels and Fusion) have problem on VMs with bridged Wifi on some mac (mine is a MBP 16" 2019).

I've reported at Apple, it seems that is needed that Parallels devs talk with Apple devs on vmnet macOS feature.
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/677034
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May I also ask you for a tech report?
Please collect tech data once the issue reproduced and post the report's ID here.
 
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I simply can't understand how something so fundamental to using a VM could be so badly broken. I used Parallels for many years without issue, went away for a while because I didn't need it any longer. Recently, had a need and decided to go back and have not been able to get this to work yet. Spent hours trying to get something so basic to work. If VirtualBox can figure this out, I would think Parallels could too. Bridged mode does work but then you can't access your VPN. In Shared mode, you can enter a google DNS 8.8.8.8 manually on the Windows side and get your external internet to work, but no internal networking. I have not found the magic sauce for getting both Internet and VPN working through the MacOS host. Glad I haven't paid for this yet.
 
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PhiloC said:
My issue was fixed by a parallels technician and now everything works well. The technician changed the Network adapter from "Shared Network (Recommended)" to "Bridged Network: Default Adapter" to resolve it.
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Thanks to this fix, I achieved to install SQL Server with Parallels 18. I noticed that I could not ping Microsoft addresses; switching to bridged network mode solved my issue.
 
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