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Capt. Timeter
Hello,
I have a Windows 10 Pro (2004) freshly installed and these adapters keep spawning in the Device Manager. I don't even know what they are for. I deleted them ("Uninstall the device" function), but they re-appeared after a restart. I tried disabling the VMMS via the Hyper-V manager console, but it didn't stop them from appearing. I have also noticed that right after a restart and log-on my WiFi connection, while enabled, has no Internet access and I have to disconnect it and reconnect. Is there a link between two problems?
I'll appreciate if you answer several questions.
1. What are they?
2. Why are they needed for?
3. Is the behaviour a sign of some malicious activity?
4. Can they mess-up my Internet connection somehow?
5. How do I get rid of them completely and do I need to in the first place?
I don't use any virtual machines except for the Windows Sandbox.
Regards,
Al
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I have a Windows 10 Pro (2004) freshly installed and these adapters keep spawning in the Device Manager. I don't even know what they are for. I deleted them ("Uninstall the device" function), but they re-appeared after a restart. I tried disabling the VMMS via the Hyper-V manager console, but it didn't stop them from appearing. I have also noticed that right after a restart and log-on my WiFi connection, while enabled, has no Internet access and I have to disconnect it and reconnect. Is there a link between two problems?
I'll appreciate if you answer several questions.
1. What are they?
2. Why are they needed for?
3. Is the behaviour a sign of some malicious activity?
4. Can they mess-up my Internet connection somehow?
5. How do I get rid of them completely and do I need to in the first place?
I don't use any virtual machines except for the Windows Sandbox.
Regards,
Al
Continue reading...