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Hi all, remember this issue I raised last year? Its still happening. The DCHP idea didn't work. But thanks for the suggestion RaSystemlord.
I came up with another clue though. I've pinned the issue down to shutdown/startup of the host PC (Windows 10 pro) versus restart.
On startup, I rarely, if ever, get a connection between guest and host. After a restart, I pretty much always do get a connection.
So what's the difference? From some Google searches ...
"A shutdown in Windows 8 or 10 is not really a shut down, the state of RAM is written to the hard disk and then read back into RAM when you start your system again.
Whereas a Restart does actually clear RAM and does not read the state of Windows. That is why in Windows 8 and 10 a restart takes a lot longer than turning off and back on your PC"
How affects VMWare, I don't know. It's quite annoying to have to restart before I can use my VM images, but at least I can use them.
If this gives anyone an idea for a permanent fix, do please let me know.
Cheers all
Sue