After installing Spice Guest Tool, there is no wifi connection, even it says Ethernet Connected

[ktchan33GBC]

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Describe the issue
Hello I followed the instructions of your video and installed the windows 11 previews ARM 64 on my M1 Mac using UTM

after installed the Spice Guest Tool , the Ethernet says connected.

However, I still cant connect to any website.

And insides the Networks and Internet Setting, there is no option for Wifi. And insides the NetKVM folder, there is no version for Windows 11 ARM 64.

May I ask how to set up to connect my own original Mac wifi ?

Please see the attached screenshot for your reference.

Thank you very much,

Configuration

• UTM Version: 4.1.6
• macOS Version: Monterey 12.3
• Mac Chip (Intel, M1, ...): M1

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[BaimaCaio]

same here

[vysecurity]

Same issue here, for some reason no internet connection.

[dmnvch98]

I had the same issue on my Mac M1.

To fix it, stop the VM in UTM and go to the VM's settings -> Network. In Network Mode, select 'Emulated VLAN'.

These steps helped me.