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I'm on Windows 10 Pro x64, using the latest Visual Studio Emulator for Android (Jan 2016). I have wired and wireless NICs, the wireless is connected to the Internet, and the wired is disabled to avoid conflicts (as often advised in other answers). I am using DHCP.

I can run the Android VM in both Hyper-V and the emulator.

But the VM cannot connect to the network. Once the Hyper-V virtual switches are created, my host's network fails. To fix it, I manually set the TCP/IP v4 settings for that virtual switch connection - then the host can again see the network, but the guest still cannot.

The official docs specify use of DHCP, which is the case (I only use manual settings because it disconnects me).

How do I get both the host and guest to see the network?

h bob
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This answer gave me the clue I needed.

I was using DHCP on the host, but on the router itself, there was an IP address static mapping. Removing that made the problem disappear!

h bob
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