Who cut out the internet?

[tankman]

I am make one change. I turn off motherboard MSI Driver Utility in mobo (or again?). Can anyone make right internet on, again, via virtualzation, or QEMU/KVM? Mm-m. Does virtualization have to have Windows registration? No one sniff sniff want to pay for Windows 11 within Linux or a Windows 11 within a Windows 11. Sometime, I am want up to 3 Windows virtualization. Now, Windows random display internet adapter as “identifying…” or “unidentified network”? I no have internet on virtual QEMU, or no. knock, knock Why?

[Yochanan]

Sorry, I don’t understand anything you said.

I will remind you yet again…

@Yochanan

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@tankman

I speak German

Well, then… Deutsch

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[Nachlese]

I guess the shortest version is:

What in the world is your problem?

What is it that you want to do - but can’t, for some reason?

[Aragorn]

@tankman

I am make one change. I turn off motherboard MSI Driver Utility in mobo (or again?).

I have no idea what you are talking about.

@tankman

Can anyone make right internet on, again, via virtualzation, or QEMU/KVM?

Apparently yes, because there are plenty of people here running virtual machines that connect to the internet.

@tankman

Does virtualization have to have Windows registration?

If your virtual machine runs Microsoft Windows or another proprietary OS, then yes, you need a license for that.

@tankman

Now, Windows random display internet adapter as “identifying…” or “unidentified network”? I no have internet on virtual QEMU, or no. knock, knock Why?

That is a Windows problem, not a GNU/Linux problem. I would propose consulting the Microsoft Knowledge Base for that.