If you are seeing the Speedify Virtual Adapter not working on Windows 7, this usually means that you do not have the necessary Windows Update installed. The Speedify Virtual Adapter should have the following settings when working correctly:
After Speedify is successfully connected, right-click and choose Enable on the disabled adapter. To do this, right-click on the adapter and click Disable. If it is still not working, you might need to temporarily disable the adapter that had the IP address while connecting Speedify. Look for the adapter that is set to 10.202.0.2 for the IP address.Ĭlear out the IP address and change it to get the IP address automatically.Īfter clearing the IP address, click OK and try connecting Speedify again.
Then click on TCP/IP version 4 and click the Properties button.
Right-click on the adapter and select Properties. Perform the following steps for each of the network adapters, except the Speedify Virtual Adapter. Open the Windows Network and Sharing Center and then click "Change adapter settings" on the left. You need to remove the IP address from the other adapter so that Speedify can function again. Sometimes after a Windows 10 update, the IP address configuration for Speedify sometimes gets assigned to a different network adapter, for example, the Bluetooth adapter. If all is good with the Speedify Virtual Adapter status, you’ll have to investigate further. If that’s greyed-out, then right-click and Enable it: You should be able to see a “Local Area Connection” powered by the “Speedify Virtual Adapter. You should first check if your Speedify virtual adapter is actually disabled. The first thing to check: Speedify Virtual Adapter status If you’re seeing the error screen above that says “The Speedify Virtual Adapter is disabled ” on a Microsoft Windows machine, there are a few things you should check. How do I fix Error: “Speedify Virtual Adapter is disabled”?
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