"No Network Adapters No network adapters were detected. Either no network adapters are physically connected to the system, or a suitable driver could not be located. A third party driver may be required. Ensure that there is at least one network adapter physically connected to the system before attempting installation. If the problem persists, consult the VMware Knowledge Base. "
Same issue here. From what I can tell the latest version of ESXi 7.0 U3 has the drivers for the NIC in the Dell Optiplex 7080, but just has issues detecting it during the install. I also tried the Dell specific build of ESXi and same issue. I also tried ESXi version 6.7 as some people said it might be more compatible, but same problem. I also tried adding the Fling drivers to the Dell specific ESXi build, and it says the drivers are already present. I also ran the command to check the NIC for its VID and DID, and ironically it is able to display the NIC and its information, so it seems to see it, but just can not detect it during the ESXi install. I also tried disabling the WiFi/Bluetooth, and disabling PXE boot, and still no luck.
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Daniel, thanks for your response, I did try adding the Fling drivers with PowerCLI and got a message stating the driver was already present in the ESXi build, so it seems like it just can't detect the NIC during the install. Any ideas? Thanks.
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