I have VMware Fusion Player 13 for personal use, only to run exe apps that I can't natively run on Mac. I'm on an Apple Macbook Air with an M2 chip, so I need to use an Arm build of Windows in order to run it. Windows successfully installed itself, so I'm in the setup sequence of Windows 11, like setting region and keyboard settings. However, once I get to the Wifi setup screen, it looks for Wifi for a fraction of a second and then goes to a troubleshooting message right where the available networks would be. I've been checking the network settings for the VM, and I've tried rebooting with each different network option and each has failed at the same point on that Wifi screen. All of the options in network settings had a green dot, so VMware could tell my laptop is connected to Wifi and knows what the Wifi is, but it runs into some issue when relaying that to Windows 11 ARM. My Wifi is a university private network that requires login as a security measure (it automatically connects each time after logging in), but I did try booting on the public network instead and that still failed. For what it's worth, I tried booting from all three of hard drive, disc, and network adapter, and they once again all failed in the same way. For the Bridged Networking options, I tried going into my Mac's network preferences to set up the Thunderbolt Bridge, but I could not get it active. The Bridged Networking options still were marked green despite that, however. The Wifi menu also failed on the alternate "Why Did My PC Restart?" screen I got one time and said it was on Airplane Mode. In a nutshell, I've tried a plethora of network adapter settings and all have failed thus far, so I'm wondering if there's more setup I'll need to do.