Windows 10: Upgrade from Win7 to Win10 - Ethernet says it's the Kernel Debugger?

Hi,


Network is working fine but something is out of sync here. Under Network Connections the NIC shows up as "Ethernet (Kernel Debugger)" using the "Ingel(R) Ethernet Connection (7) l...", Properties shows "Connect Using" as "Microsoft Kernel Debug Network Adapter". I can't disable it. In the device manager under "Network Adapters" I see "Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (7) I219-V". I see Symantec TAP Driver, VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter, and severl WAN Miniport items.


Why does it say it's using the kernel debug network adapter instead of whatever it would normally say? I've tried removing the NIC from device manager then have it scan again, just put back the same thing.


Thanks.

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