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01-29-2009
#1
raddy
Adding virtual network adapter Windows Seven, build 7000 7 posts
Could anybody please help me how I can get to this dialogue in Windows 7?
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I need to add a virtual Network Adapter (Microsoft Loopback Adapter), but all I can do is to get to a "waiting for connected devices" dialogue... Is there any way to manually add some device in Windows 7?
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My System Specs 01-30-2009 #2
killercat
XP pro, Win7 Ultimate x86 66 posts usually: Austria / atm: S.Korea
Hi, I think you can't do that in device manager anymore. Instead, you might try this one: The DevCon command-line utility functions as an alternative to Device Manager Simply download & unpack. Then open a command line in the i386 or ia64 folder of the tool. For your purpose
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running
Code:
devcon.exe install %windir%\inf\netloop.inf *msloop
should do the trick. You should then see output similar to this: Device node created. Install is complete when drivers are updated... Updating drivers for *msloop from C:\WINDOWS\inf\netloop.inf. Drivers updated successfully. Now the adapter is ready to configure/use.
My System Specs 01-30-2009 #3
raddy
Windows Seven, build 7000 7 posts
hey, that could be a great idea, but there one problem - when I run the program from i64 folder it says that its not compatible with my version of Windows (im runnin Windows 7 64b build 7000 ), and when I run it from the second directory it instantly exits the program automatically... help?? :-/
My System Specs .
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01-30-2009
#4
killercat
Ah well...i only tried it on my 32bit install and assumed it would just work the same with x64.
XP pro, Win7 Ultimate x86 66 posts usually: Austria / atm: S.Korea
Hopefully this one works for you: Open an elevated command line and run hdwwiz.exe
My System Specs 01-30-2009 #5
raddy
awesome, love you
Windows Seven, build 7000 7 posts
thx much
My System Specs 01-30-2009 #6
killercat
Glad I could help you out
XP pro, Win7 Ultimate x86 66 posts usually: Austria / atm: S.Korea
My System Specs 03-18-2009 #7
iraq it
I couldnt use the Microsoft loop adapter in Microsoft Virtual PC?
7 24 posts
My System Specs
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10-25-2009
#8
aljanm
Windows 7 4 posts
does your loopback adapter works?i mean unidentified or not?coz mine is still unidentified...any help?please.
My System Specs 02-18-2010 #9
milerx
Works excelent on my Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bits! Thanks a lot!
Windows 7 1 posts
My System Specs 03-11-2011 #10
zenmedia
I know this is an old post.
Windows 7 (all flavors) x64 1 posts
If people are still struggling to add the microsoft loopback adaptor, This method works for x64 and x86 versions of the operating systems, open device manager, select network category and choose action -> add legacy hardware. from there select the advanced method to install the adaptor. you will be given a list of hardware categories, select all hardware, and from the list select microsoft -> microsoft loopback adaptor. select next, next and finish... and the adaptor will be installed. 2008/r2 (this is good for windows 7 and windows
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Windows 7 - Adding virtual network adapter
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01-29-2009
#1
raddy
Adding virtual network adapter Windows Seven, build 7000 7 posts
Could anybody please help me how I can get to this dialogue in Windows 7?
Click this bar to view the full image.
I need to add a virtual Network Adapter (Microsoft Loopback Adapter), but all I can do is to get to a "waiting for connected devices" dialogue... Is there any way to manually add some device in Windows 7?
NetSwitcher for Windows Switch network settings on the fly Windows 7, Vista and XP compatible MobileNetSwitch.com Serial to WiFi Module Ultra Low Power Serial WiFi module JMPSystem www.jmpsystem.com
My System Specs 01-30-2009 #2
killercat
XP pro, Win7 Ultimate x86 66 posts usually: Austria / atm: S.Korea
Hi, I think you can't do that in device manager anymore. Instead, you might try this one: The DevCon command-line utility functions as an alternative to Device Manager Simply download & unpack. Then open a command line in the i386 or ia64 folder of the tool. For your purpose
1 de 3
09/03/2012 10:34
Adding virtual network adapter - Windows 7 Forums
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running
Code:
devcon.exe install %windir%\inf\netloop.inf *msloop
should do the trick. You should then see output similar to this: Device node created. Install is complete when drivers are updated... Updating drivers for *msloop from C:\WINDOWS\inf\netloop.inf. Drivers updated successfully. Now the adapter is ready to configure/use.
My System Specs 01-30-2009 #3
raddy
Windows Seven, build 7000 7 posts
hey, that could be a great idea, but there one problem - when I run the program from i64 folder it says that its not compatible with my version of Windows (im runnin Windows 7 64b build 7000 ), and when I run it from the second directory it instantly exits the program automatically... help?? :-/
My System Specs .
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01-30-2009
#4
killercat
Ah well...i only tried it on my 32bit install and assumed it would just work the same with x64.
XP pro, Win7 Ultimate x86 66 posts usually: Austria / atm: S.Korea
Hopefully this one works for you: Open an elevated command line and run hdwwiz.exe
My System Specs 01-30-2009 #5
raddy
awesome, love you
Windows Seven, build 7000 7 posts
thx much
My System Specs 01-30-2009 #6
killercat
Glad I could help you out
XP pro, Win7 Ultimate x86 66 posts usually: Austria / atm: S.Korea
My System Specs 03-18-2009 #7
iraq it
I couldnt use the Microsoft loop adapter in Microsoft Virtual PC?
7 24 posts
My System Specs
2 de 3
09/03/2012 10:34
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10-25-2009
#8
aljanm
Windows 7 4 posts
does your loopback adapter works?i mean unidentified or not?coz mine is still unidentified...any help?please.
My System Specs 02-18-2010 #9
milerx
Works excelent on my Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bits! Thanks a lot!
Windows 7 1 posts
My System Specs 03-11-2011 #10
zenmedia
I know this is an old post.
Windows 7 (all flavors) x64 1 posts
If people are still struggling to add the microsoft loopback adaptor, This method works for x64 and x86 versions of the operating systems, open device manager, select network category and choose action -> add legacy hardware. from there select the advanced method to install the adaptor. you will be given a list of hardware categories, select all hardware, and from the list select microsoft -> microsoft loopback adaptor. select next, next and finish... and the adaptor will be installed. 2008/r2 (this is good for windows 7 and windows
My System Specs Page 1 of 2 1 2 >
Adding virtual network adapter problems?
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« Unidentified Network | How-to Restore Original Firmware WRT54GL Wireless-G Router »
Similar Threads for: Adding virtual network adapter Thread Virtual PC Network Adapter Issue Windows Virtual PC - Connect Virtual Machine to Network Manually adding Loopback Adapter Adding limited user accounts to Virtual PC XP Mode How to add Virtual LAN adapter ? Forum Virtualization Tutorials Hardware & Devices Virtualization Network & Sharing
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