I ended up deleting all the other virtual switches.

Internal miniport delete failed, internal NIC = ': Invalid parameter (0x80041008). I got the following error, when I tried to apply its removal:įailed while removing virtual Ethernet switch. Failed Removing the Virtual Ethernet Switchįor me the above procedure did not work the first time, because I couldn't delete the Windows Phone Emulator Internal Switch. Visual Studio now managed to deploy the application and start it in the emulator. This time the emulator required elevated privileges and reconfigured the virtual machine I ran, as well as the corresponding virtual switches. I rebooted the machine, started Visual Studio and tried to run the application in the emulator once again.I opened Virtual Switch Manager and also deleted all the virtual switches.I deleted all of the Mobile Emulator 10.0 virtual machines.I started Hyper-V Manager and made sure all virtual machines were off.Searching for a solution on the internet, I didn't find an ultimate answer, but this is what finally worked for me: It has been a while since I have last run the emulator, hence I wasn't really sure, what changed in the system since then. The only available course of action was to close the emulator. Visual Studio couldn't deploy the application to it, either.

In spite of it, the phone managed to boot up, but remained unresponsive. The emulator is unable to determine the host IP address, which is used to communicate with the guest virtual machine.

Windows Phone Emulator is unable to connect to the Windows Phone operating system: Windows Phone Emulator is changing the settings of the Internal Switch so that your emulator can function.Īfter I confirmed the action, another error message was displayed: When I tried to run a universal application in the Windows Mobile 10 Emulator today, I was greeted with the following error: Hyper-V Windows Phone Universal Apps Can't Run a Universal Application in the Emulator

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