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#Cannot open emulator on mac because unidentified developer how to#
No idea how to get it to work "permanently".Īfter installing Windows Phone Emulator on my Yoga laptop, I immediately had the following problems: Everytime I stop phone work for a while and come back, the emulator is always magically broken without me changing anything.
Praying to your local Microsoft evangilist. 
Restarting your machine after recongiguring virtual switches. "Reordering" of network adapters for the emulator so that the external virtual switch is at the top (make sure to copy over the MAC address for the internal adapter). I'll list a few other things I messed with this last time that got it to work(not sure if related, so only try these if the steps above aren't working The emulator keeps randomly breaking for me. 
The reason we disable TCP/IP on this adapter is so our host machine doesn't use it and cause these conflicts. So, we need a second adapter that we can dedicate to the Phone emulator. However, we can't just set it to use the same MAC address because address conflicts are very very bad.
Click OK and then start the emulator from Visual Studio!īasically, it appears that for some odd reason it won't properly work unless the phone has the same MAC address as the network adapter. Ensure "Allow management operating system to share this network adapter" is unchecked and that all extensions are disabled. Then, find your virtual switch under "Virtual Switch Manager". Enable MAC spoofing (not sure if required, but just in case). Change the MAC type to static and paste in the MAC address of the adapter. Find the virtual-switch for your second network adapter under the Hyper-V settings for the emulator. While you're there, get the MAC(Physical) address of this adapter This prevents your host machine from trying to use the connection. Disable TCP/IPv4, 6 and all other services. Find the virtual switch for your second network adapter in the Network Adapter settings(under control panel). This will prevent your changes from disappearing Delete the snapshot that was just created for the emulator. Start the emulator from Visual Studio this will recreate it with all default settings(select yes you want to configure it to connect to the internet). Go to the Hyper-V manager and delete the emulator along with all of the virtual switches #Cannot open emulator on mac because unidentified developer windows 8#
Personally, I run Windows 8 in VMWare, and so a second network adapter is free for me.Īnyway, after you get the second network adapter that you can dedicate for the phone emulator(must have internet) It would appear that the phone emulator requires you to have a second network adapter to dedicate to this purpose. I think I've finally found the answer, but you're probably not going to like it.
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