' Wrote:No. I have followed the instructions in this thread to disable IPv6 in my Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 1 VM. The connection still works perfectly.
Oh well, a VM is totally 100% the exact same, your system totally could still qualify as properly working, in a VM. Yep cause VMs use the same exact stuff your PC uses.... *sarcasm* Now do it without the VM.
Edit:
Oh and to keep you from saying something stupid like "it is the same", here is an explanation.
VM disabled IPv6.
VM is being used through another actual OS.
Actual OS is using IPv6.
Actual OS has the real connection to the internet.
VM gets the internet from the actual OS.
VM's IPv6 doesn't mean squat.
Like my logic?
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' Wrote:Oh well, a VM is totally 100% the exact same, your system totally could still qualify as properly working, in a VM. Yep cause VMs use the same exact stuff your PC uses.... *sarcasm* Now do it without the VM.
No, browsing the internet from Chrome inside the Windows 7 VM which had IPv6 disabled still works. I can't be bothered to reboot into windows right now to do the same thing. Maybe later.
' Wrote:No, browsing the internet from Chrome inside the Windows 7 VM which had IPv6 disabled still works. I can't be bothered to reboot into windows right now to do the same thing. Maybe later.
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' Wrote:Oh and to keep you from saying something stupid like "it is the same", here is an explanation.
VM disabled IPv6.
VM is being used through another actual OS.
Actual OS is using IPv6.
Actual OS has the real connection to the internet.
VM gets the internet from the actual OS.
VM's IPv6 doesn't mean squat.
Like my logic?
I didn't disable IPv6 in the VM settings (I'm not sure this is even possible), it was done exactly the same way as Capt. Henry Morgan posted.
' Wrote:I didn't disable IPv6 in the VM settings (I'm not sure this is even possible), it was done exactly the same way as Capt. Henry Morgan posted.
Before SP 1 came out I too had IPv6 disabled to run FLServer. Now it's not possible as it disabled my connection to my router and now every time I run FLServer, even though IPv6 is enabled, my router requires a restart to get my connection back. So I don't know what happened. Disabling IPv6 is the worst possible thing you can do now. Yet everywhere I go it says "IPv6 Connectivity: No internet access"...
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' Wrote:Before SP 1 came out I too had IPv6 disabled to run FLServer. Now it's not possible as it disabled my connection to my router and now every time I run FLServer, even though IPv6 is enabled, my router requires a restart to get my connection back. So I don't know what happened. Disabling IPv6 is the worst possible thing you can do now. Yet everywhere I go it says "IPv6 Connectivity: No internet access"...
So you had a problem with it, I understand that bit already. Point is that the tutorial IS valid and should not be removed just because it broke something for you.
This isn't working for me
I followed the steps
All right.
And I tried putting ff instead of the many F's
IT AINT WORKING
HALP
And if it helps
Windows 7 Home Premium