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Old 07-23-2009   #1 (permalink)
Michuta


 
 

Network/installer issues with VS2005R2sp1

This issue started AFTER upgrading my XP sp3 box with new NIC drivers
provided by windowsupdate.com

Virtual server 2005 R2 sp1 comes up, loads the guest, and can connect to
some IP addresses. Anything that accesses DNS from the guest fails. I cannot
even ping the DNS server address.

So I of course try to reinstall, at which time I receive a visual studio
debugging message unhandled exception in msiexec.exe. The install says
successful, and most of the network stack works, but I need my virtual server
to work completely.
I get the same error on both the uninstall as well as the update(KB948515).

My nic is Intel(R) 82566DM Gigabit Network

The most up to date drivers are v14. I installed v13.5 from intel's website,
no change. I've uninstalled virtual server many times at various points in
the NIC driver saga, reinstalled, tried the update to VS (KB948515)
I downloaded drivers from HP for my exact model (sp41804.exe), and the same
thing occurs.
I've also updated the windows installer to version 4.5 (4.5.6001.22159)

I even moved the 20gb vhd file to a different box, loaded up the VM, and its
network connections had NO issues.

I tried everything I could think of, but really need this to work on the
correct box.

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 08-03-2009   #2 (permalink)
Paul Yhonquea


 
 

Re: Network/installer issues with VS2005R2sp1

When you start up your virtual machines, try uninstalling and reinstalling
the Virtual Machine Additions. This usually helps if there have been some
changes in the host system hardware, especially the NIC.

Paul Yhonquea



"Michuta" <Michuta@newsgroup> wrote in message
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Quote:

> This issue started AFTER upgrading my XP sp3 box with new NIC drivers
> provided by windowsupdate.com
>
> Virtual server 2005 R2 sp1 comes up, loads the guest, and can connect to
> some IP addresses. Anything that accesses DNS from the guest fails. I
> cannot
> even ping the DNS server address.
>
> So I of course try to reinstall, at which time I receive a visual studio
> debugging message unhandled exception in msiexec.exe. The install says
> successful, and most of the network stack works, but I need my virtual
> server
> to work completely.
> I get the same error on both the uninstall as well as the
> update(KB948515).
>
> My nic is Intel(R) 82566DM Gigabit Network
>
> The most up to date drivers are v14. I installed v13.5 from intel's
> website,
> no change. I've uninstalled virtual server many times at various points in
> the NIC driver saga, reinstalled, tried the update to VS (KB948515)
> I downloaded drivers from HP for my exact model (sp41804.exe), and the
> same
> thing occurs.
> I've also updated the windows installer to version 4.5 (4.5.6001.22159)
>
> I even moved the 20gb vhd file to a different box, loaded up the VM, and
> its
> network connections had NO issues.
>
> I tried everything I could think of, but really need this to work on the
> correct box.

My System SpecsSystem Spec
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