Go to the 'Start' (shell), 'Shut Down…', and choose 'Restart' from the menu.When the process is complete the Oracle VM VirtualBox will no longer be displayed on the list in the Programs and Features window.

A User Account Control window will prompt you if you want to allow the Oracle VM VirtualBox program to update software on this computer?” Click 'Yes'.

The Windows Installer window will be displayed.

When prompted “Are you sure you want to uninstall Oracle VM VirtualBox ?” Click 'Yes'.

Left click 'Oracle VM VirtualBox' so it is selected, then 'right click' it and choose 'Uninstall' from the menu.

A list of installed applications will be displayed in alphabetical order.

Go to the 'Start' (shell), 'Contol Panel', 'Programs and Features'.

Turn off LTE and WiFi using the Intel ProSet icon in the system tray.

Close all Desktop applications in Windows.

To remove the Oracle VM VirtualBox software: After making those changes, problem still continues. I enable all the virtualization-related settings in the BIOS and uninstall Hyper-V, and then uninstalled and reinstalled Virtualbox. If you do remove the Oracle VM VirtualBox software you will be able to get it reinstalled at the NMU HelpDesk. However, Virtual box is not showing 64 bit version of any operating system, it is only showing 32 bit version of Ubuntu. If you do not need to use the above applications then removing the Oracle VM VirtualBox software would eliminate any connection problems it might be causing. Applications provided by NMU installed at the HelpDesk that require the Oracle VM VirtualBox software are: The Oracle VM VirtualBox software is on the NMU software images to provide a way to run applications that are not compatible with Windows 8. A bug has been found with the Oracle VM VirtualBox software that causes connection problems on Lenovo Twist Ultrabook computers that were issued in Fall 2013 and have not been re-imaged.

Virtualbox 64 bit appears after reapir