Business In A Box Uninstall

Posted By admin On 15.09.21

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VirtualBox is an awesome virtual machine you can use to virtually install different operating system. However, the drivers associated with VirtualBox can be a pain in the @$$. Sometimes they don’t work properly and need to be reinstalled; sometimes you want to remove them but they don’t uninstall properly; whatever. The point is there are times when you want to manually uninstall/remove/delete VirtualBox drivers because simply uninstalling VirtualBox doesn’t do it for you. This guide shows you exactly how to remove these drivers on Windows.

HOW TO UNINSTALL, DELETE, OR REMOVE VIRTUALBOX DRIVERS

Note: This is a fairly safe process but be sure to backup your files in case something messes up.

There are four drivers VirtualBox installs on Windows and sometimes does not properly remove when you uninstall VirtualBox: Support driver, Host-Only Network Adapter driver, Bridged Networking driver, and USB Monitor driver.

To uninstall, delete, or remove these VirtualBox drivers, do the following:

Open My Computer and navigate to C:WindowsSystem32drivers.
Once in C:Windowssystem32drivers, find and delete these five files:
- vboxdrv.sys
- vboxnetadp.sys
- vboxnetflt.sys
- vboxusbmon.sys
- vboxusb.sys

Take note that, if you have already uninstalled VirtualBox, you may not have all five of these files. Delete whichever ones that are there.

Close the C:Windowssystem32drivers window.
Open Registry Editor (regedit). This can be done by pressing Win + R on your keyboard, typing “regedit” (without the quotes) in the Run dialog box that opens, and then clicking OK. If you are Vista, Win7, or Win8, you will also have to confirm UAC prompt.
In regedit, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetservices.
In HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetservices, look for five folders:
- VBoxDrv
- VBoxNetAdp
- VBoxNetFlt
- VBoxUSBMon
- VBoxUSB

Right-click each of these folders and click Delete. Make sure you delete all five but do take note, if you have already uninstalled VirtualBox, you may not find all five folders. Delete whichever ones you find.

Close regedit.
Restart your computer.
Done!

Once you do all the above, you have successfully removed VirtualBox drivers from your computer.

CONCLUSION

Enjoy life without annoying VirtualBox drivers.

[Thanks climenole!]

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Note

The admin center is changing. If your experience doesn't match the details presented here, seeAbout the new Microsoft 365 admin center.

You can buy more licenses or reduce the number of licenses for your subscriptions by using these steps.

Before you begin

You must be either a Global admin or a Billing admin to do the tasks in this article. For more information, see About admin roles.
You can add users and assign licenses at the same time.

Buy or remove licenses for your business subscription

In the admin center, go to the Billing > Your products page.
On the Products tab, find the subscription for which you want to buy or remove licenses. Select More actions (three dots), then select Buy licenses. What if I don't see the Add/Remove licenses link?
If you want to decrease the number of licenses, at the top of the Buy licenses pane, select remove licenses.
To buy or remove licenses, under New quantity in the Total licenses box, enter the total number of licenses that you want for this subscription. For example, if you have 100 licenses and you want to add five more, enter 105. If you want to remove five of them, enter 95.
Select Save.

In the admin center, go to the Billing > Subscriptions page.
On the Subscriptions page, select the subscription to which you want to buy or remove licenses, and then select Add/Remove licenses. What if I don't see the Add/Remove licenses link?
In the Total licenses box, enter the total number of licenses that you want for this subscription, then select Submit > Close. For example, if you have 100 licenses and you want to add five more, enter 105. If you want to remove five licenses, enter 95.

In the admin center, go to the Billing > Subscriptions page.
On the Subscriptions page, select the subscription to which you want to buy or remove licenses, and then select Add/Remove licenses. What if I don't see the Add/Remove licenses link?
In the Total licenses box, enter the total number of licenses that you want for this subscription, and then select Submit > Close. For example, if you have 100 licenses and you need to add 5 more, enter 105. If you want to remove 5 of them, enter 95.

Note

You can't reduce the number of licenses for your subscription if all licenses are currently assigned to users. To reduce the number of licenses, first unassign one or more licenses from users, then remove the licenses from the subscription.

What if I don't see the Add/Remove licenses link?

This table describes the reasons why the Add/Remove licenses link might not be available, and what you can do about it.

Reason	Description	Solution
A credit check is pending.	If a credit check is pending, you see a 'Pending credit check' message. You can't buy licenses until the credit check is complete.	Check back later to see if the credit check has completed. Credit checks typically take up to two working days to complete. After the credit check is complete, you should see the Add/Remove licenses link.
You activated the subscription by using a product key.	If the subscription was purchased and activated by using a 25-character product key, you see the text 'Prepaid.'	See Add licenses to a subscription paid for using a product key.
You bought your subscription through a partner.	If the subscription was purchased via a partner, you see the Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC) link.	See Add licenses to a subscription purchased through the Volume Licensing Service Center.
You bought your subscription through a reseller.	If the subscription was purchased via a Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) partner, contact your CSP partner to buy more licenses.
You have a trial subscription.	A trial version of Microsoft 365 displays the text 'Trial'.	First buy your trial subscription, then you can add more licenses. See Buy a subscription to Microsoft 365 for business from your free trial.

What you need to know about buying licenses for your business subscription

License availability

If you have a billing profile: The credit card associated with your billing profile is charged as soon as you buy more licenses for a subscription. The licenses are immediately available for you to assign to users. What's a billing profile?
If you don't have a billing profile: If you pay for your subscription by credit or debit card, or bank account, any new licenses that you buy are immediately available after you receive an order confirmation. If you pay by invoice, you might have to wait for a credit check before your new licenses are available to use.
Note
Paying by bank account is not available in some countries or regions.
If you prepaid for your subscription with a product key: You can add more licenses by adding a credit or debit card, or bank account to cover the additional cost of the new licenses. After you buy the new licenses, we add a second subscription with the number of new licenses that you just added. For example, if you have a prepaid subscription with five licenses, and then bought 10 more licenses, you see two subscriptions listed: one with the five prepaid licenses, and one with the 10 new licenses.