@xenoNfluX said in Guest Tools for Windows 9.3.3:

@nikade Were these all on a domain? Does the network type on the interface show up as private network and not Domain? That was a huge problem for me until I discovered restarting the 'Network Location Awareness' service fixed it until the next time. Not sure what causes it, but in my case(s) the network type changed the Windows firewall profile and would break things like DHCP and DNS until that service was restarted.

(This took /far/ too long digging through Microsoft/Windows related forums to find out.)

I probably still wouldn't turn on automatic updates, but I was confident enough to do scheduled updates while directly monitoring those servers.

Yeah they are all joined to a domain. This is totally new to me, luckily it didnt happend now for a couple of weeks so maybe im set now.
Thanks for the notice tho 🙂