Virtio drivers Problem in Win10 on Fedora36-QEMU/VirtManager

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Hi!

I installed a Windows 10 virtual machine in QEMU/VirtManager on Fedora 36.

Unfortunately it hasn’t a connection to the internet.

I already installed the Virtio-Drivers from here: Index of /groups/virt/virtio-win/direct-downloads/archive-virtio/virtio-win-0.1.221-1

I tried the latest version which is 221 and version 217. Both didn’t work. I also tried the msi-File. Same result.

In the settings of VirtManager I tried NAT+virtio, NAT+e1000, NAT+HypervisorStandard, Macvtap+e1000, Macvtap+virtio. Nothing worked.
In Windows Device Manager the Network Adapter is shown with a yellow triangle and further installations are required. (With installed driver)

Before I installed the drivers, there even wasn’t a Network Adapter except a lot of “WAN Minioport”-variations.

The ISO I used to install Windows 10 was Win10_21H2_German_x64.iso

What can I do to get Internet in the Win10 VM?

Thank you in advance.

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Use the English version of windows 10.

https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/no-network-connection-for-windows-10-in-gnome-boxes/74840/5

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That was the solution! Thank you!!

After installation I changed the Language to German and it continued working. So I have now a German Windows 10 with working Network as KVM. I’m very happy!

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