I returned to Windows 7, where my interface still wasn't working, and removed VirtualBox and voila my network was functioning again. In order to that I was instructed to download some feature updates and I get a notification to uninstall VirtualBox. At first I thought my NIC had just died and was about to write off the whole experience however, booting into SystemRescueCD proved that my NIC was in fact functioning. I got a notification that my current version of Windows 10 will not be receiving support soon and that it is recommended that I update to the latest version of Windows. No amount of disabling and re-enabling the interface had any impact. After resuming from Hibernate my interface stopped working all together. I checked, downloaded, and installed the latest nVidia drivers for my chipset and that fixed the sleep issue. Immediately after installing VirtualBox, coming out of sleep I would have to disable/re-enable the interface to get it to work. I am using version 3.0.2 of VirtualBox on a Windows 7 64-bit host. I am not sure how to substantiate my claims however, installing the VirtualBox Networking Components causes my machine (the host) to experience pretty severe issues.

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