In the "Advanced TCP/IP Settings", tab "IP Settings", uncheck the box marked "Automatic Metic" and type in 800 or higher. In the Properties page, click "Advanced."Ħ. Double click "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)' under 'This connection uses the following items'.ĥ. Right click ' VirtualBox Host-Only Network', go to PropertiesĤ. I tried killing VirtualBox every way that I could - even through CLI).3. My feeling is that with IIS running and attempting to launch Local and thus launching VirtualBox - it creates a conflict that can only be fixed by restarting your computer (I couldn’t find any other way. You should also see “local-by-flywheel” and it should be turned off. Make sure VirtualBox actually opens and you see the Manager. I’m not sure if something changed with an update from Windows recently, but IIS seems to be the culprit here for all my Local issues. Upon starting up Windows - search for the program “Internet Information Services”.
Okay, so this is how I’m able to launch Local:
This made me think that VirtualBox was the reason this wasn’t working (and yes, I installed the most recent version of VirtualBox on their site… 6.0.12 at time of writing) The task was “VirtualBox Interface” or “VBoxSVC.exe”. I even tried with Process Hacker and still couldn’t shut it down. Then I’d shut down Local and attempt to shutdown VirtualBox (in Task Manager) and would get errors. I’m sure Local would have noticed something wrong though, because on initial startup, the log should have shown some docker lines. Successfully Loaded Environment: C:\Users…\AppData\Local\Programs\local-by-flywheel\resources\extraResources\environments\flywheel-1-3-1\out\environment.jsīut Local never loaded up and the log made it seem like nothing was wrong. Then I checked my logs and it was hung up on: Hi there, I have been running into the typical issues of starting up Local on my Windows 10 machine and seeing the message “Checking System” or “Loading Environment” (something like that, I don’t exactly recall what).
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