- There Is No Network Adapter On Your Mac For The Parallels Shared
- There Is No Network Adapter On Your Mac For The Parallels Shared #0 Virtual Network
Your Mac and Parallels Desktop virtual machine are no exception! There are several network modes in Parallels Desktop which we covered is one of the past blog s: Bridged, Shared and Host Only network.
- The Parallels XP doesn't see anything on the LAN and doesn't ping any of the XP machines. I think I need to change the configuration from Shared mode to Bridged Ethernet mode. Any idea if this will fix the problem and any tips on how to do it.
- Note: configuring Shared and Host-Only networks is available in Pro Edition in Parallels Desktop Preferences > Network. Shared Networking This is the default and recommended network mode for virtual machines, as it does not require any specific configuring and works 'out of the box'.
I installed Parallels VM on my Mac and created a Windows 10 VM. I have a connection problem in the Windows 10 VM but not on my Mac.
I get the following error:
There is no network adapter on your Mac for the 'Parallels Shared #0' virtual network. The network adapter 0 will be disconnected.
What could cause this?
There Is No Network Adapter On Your Mac For The Parallels Shared
Moses
2 Answers
I resolved in this way:
- Shut down vm;
- Go to System Preferences > Sharing > Internet and turn on Apple Internet sharing (make sure that the checkbox is checked and blue);
- Now disable the internet connection checkbox just set up;
- In vm settings, when you try to choose internet mode, the error message should not appear.
I don't know why but this may occur due to a driver error. Hope that you can resolve :)
Toto
The above could be limited by your IT Security. You can also go to your the menu of your Parallels. drop Down Devices/Network/Shared Network (Recommended). Make sure that is checked off. you shouldn't need to reboot; it should work automatically. If it fails, try to reboot your VM.