No WiFi in Win10 Pro (1903) Windows Sandbox

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  1. Posts : 5
    Win10
       #11

    wpcoe said:
    I didn't have any WiFi icon within the Sandbox. I have it outside the Sandbox, which is how I'm connected to the internet to post here.

    Until I am able to launch Sandbox (see above error message) the whole thing is on hold, anyway.
    So you have the "wifi sandbox" adapter activated but not the actual Sandbox app working?
    I have the opposite problem: I can start Sandbox but I have no connection in Sandbox itself, which makes it basically useless!
    Frustrating.
    iR
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  2. Posts : 124
    Win10 Pro (20H2, v.2)
    Thread Starter
       #12

    iRob said:
    So you have the "wifi sandbox" adapter activated but not the actual Sandbox app working?
    I have the opposite problem: I can start Sandbox but I have no connection in Sandbox itself, which makes it basically useless!
    Frustrating.
    iR
    No, I don't have a "wifi sandbox" adapter activated. Or, at least I don't think I do. There was no WiFi icon in the task bar in the Sandbox, and on the Network & Internet Settings panel from the Sandbox, WiFi was mentioned no place at all.

    You have the same issue I had: no connection in the Sandbox itself. It's just that now, I can no longer even open the Sandbox at all...
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  3. Posts : 1,079
    10 + Linux
       #13

    wpcoe said:
    the whole thing is on hold, anyway.
    Seems to be the case for 19.03, but you have a new error.
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  4. Posts : 5
    Win10
       #14

    I just tried to "bridge connections" between vEthernet and WIFI adapter and something happened...... Microsoft Edge did not give me errors but I could not load any site. Just the spinning circle.....
    iR

    - - - Updated - - -

    OK, if you Bridge connections between the WIfi Adapter and the vEthernet Hyper-V Virtual adapter you get a connection, extremely slow but at least something!
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  5. Posts : 124
    Win10 Pro (20H2, v.2)
    Thread Starter
       #15

    iRob said:
    OK, if you Bridge connections between the WIfi Adapter and the vEthernet Hyper-V Virtual adapter you get a connection, extremely slow but at least something!
    Sounds good. Now, if I can ever get Sandbox to open again, I'll come back and ask your for directions on how to bridge those connections...
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  6. Posts : 5
    Win10
       #16

    wpcoe said:
    Sounds good. Now, if I can ever get Sandbox to open again, I'll come back and ask your for directions on how to bridge those connections...
    Follow this link:
    How to set up and manage a Network Bridge connection on Windows 10 | Windows Central
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  7. Posts : 5
    Win10
       #17

    Update: I can confirm that if I disable Norton Firewall I get a connection. The problem now is how to config an exception in Norton!
    This might be the solution:
    Smart Firewall Blocking Win 10 Hyper-V VM Internet | Norton Community
    iR
    Last edited by iRob; 05 Jun 2019 at 18:47.
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  8. Posts : 124
    Win10 Pro (20H2, v.2)
    Thread Starter
       #18

    Hello, again. OP here. I wiped my hard drive and reinstalled Windows fresh and there is no problem with Windows Sandbox now: it loads properly and I have a working internet connection within it.

    The first time I launched the Sandbox, it took a while for the internet connection to be established, but since then, each time Sandbox launches the internet connection is there. I was kind of expecting it to show a WiFi symbol, since that's how the computer is connecting, but it shows up as an Ethernet connection.
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  9. Posts : 31,622
    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
       #19

    wpcoe said:
    ....I was kind of expecting it to show a WiFi symbol, since that's how the computer is connecting, but it shows up as an Ethernet connection.
    Yes, that's the same for a Hyper-V VM. The WiFi connection of the host machine is provided to the VM (or in your case, Sandbox) by means of a bridging switch. That appears as an Ethernet connection to the VM/Sandbox.
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  10. Posts : 5,048
    Windows 10/11 Pro x64, Various Linux Builds, Networking, Storage, Cybersecurity Specialty.
       #20

    Bridging is not the answer, though.

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