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Found the problem, for some reason msconfig switched to Selective startup and not Normal Startup. By fiddling with this for a few seconds I was able to get Normal startup saved, so when I rebooted the problem with the bad icon showing no connection was solved.
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Minor glitch?
This is a known issue if you are running Hyper-V (if you are doing Windows Phone development and you use the Device Emulator, that runs using Hyper-V).
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Minor glitch?
This is a known issue if you are running Hyper-V (if you are doing Windows Phone development and you use the Device Emulator, that runs using Hyper-V).
I am running on a PC, not a phone. :)
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Microsoft needs to have a separate group for PC and Phones. This is getting tiresome.
But they do....
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Minor glitch?
This is a known issue if you are running Hyper-V (if you are doing Windows Phone development and you use the Device Emulator, that runs using Hyper-V).
I am running on a PC, not a phone. :)
I know. My response addresses PC not phone. If you are running hyper-V on your PC, that will cause the Network icon to show a red X even though your network is working.
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