It acts just like a physical network adapter and “loops back” any settings connected to it. The Microsoft Loopback Adapter’s original design was for virtual internal network testing purposes. Say “Hello” to the Microsoft Loopback Adapter. So what’s the solution (other than being told by MrGroove to upgrade to Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2?) If you’re running XP, there is a crude workaround that involves deleting the Virtual Machine Additions on the Guest, but the same trick won’t work on a Vista Guest. For some reason, the virtual machine network services are unable to translate with the wireless DHCP server on your network. Each time I tried it, I ran into a duplicate IP address issue.
The problem I ran into was attempting to connect a Virtual Machine (Guest) using a physical Wireless Adapter that is also being used by the physical machine or Host. After searching through several Microsoft Virtual PC documents, configuring my VMs to use the wireless adapter at first started to look impossible.
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