Error Network

[Yepes]

I have a problem with VirtualBox, it is that the program did not recognize the network adapter that you installed the program itself "VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter", and so I can not use a virtual machine or in bridge mode and not in "Host only Adapter". Also when I go to select one of two modes, it makes me "not selected".
I tried to reinstall it, uninstall it and nothing, also uninstalled network interface "Device Manager" and install it from within VirtualBox and nothing, and not to do, in Preferences -> Network, is empty, or not detect any network.
It is as if for the program would not have any installed network.
I've looked at the ". Xml" of Virtualbox and see that everything is properly configured.

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[noteirak]

Screenshot(s) of the error would help a lot here.

[Yepes]

When you pass one day, I will put the catch, since I'm new and not let me.

[mpack]

New users cannot post URLs, but you can still attach images directly to a message here. In fact that is what we prefer.

[Yepes]

New users cannot post URLs, but you can still attach images directly to a message here. In fact that is what we prefer.

I want to attach images I can not do it because I said this:
The file is too big, maximum allowed size is 128 KiB.

[noteirak]

Simply reduce the quality or the size of it - mspaint resize with a JPG format would do nicely.

[Yepes]

Here you have some more.

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[noteirak]

Interesting indeed. And I am a bit at a lost, not usually using it under Windows.
Did it ever work? if yes, what changed since it didn't? Did you upgrade Virtualbox?

[Yepes]

If I use it in Windows, I have the latest version 4.2.12, with the expansion pack for the USB.
I think that it might be since I reinstalled Windows 7, without formatting, as if it was an update, just reinstalling the files of the "operating system".Before worked me very well, but not is if what I say or not, before that as I was going very well on Windows 7.

[noteirak]

Reinstalling on top of an existing Windows only brought doom and misery to those who tried it - at least AFAIK.
If it worked perfectly before, then that is most likely the culprit. I wouldn't bother investing any further until you've did a clean install (format before).

[Yepes]

Then you mean that until it does not do a clean install of Windows 7, do not I will be well to the Virtualbox?.
If so, is it sad if me a lot, because I what I want is that my work well without having to make a format, with which this entails.
Other times I have echo esto and has not given me no problem the VirtualBox. Not is because now if it gives me problems.

[noteirak]

I mean that not doing a clean install will cause you issues, and we will not spend time trying to fix such a situation. Virtualbox is only suffering from the bad state your OS is in.

Would you really blame the roof of your house for not hanging in thin air if you take down the walls of your house? No, it would fall and get destroyed just like your house.
Same issue here.

[Yepes]

I would like to know why you think that my "operating system" is wrong, that makes you think that. Okay to tell that if it is so, does not have any solution my problem, but at least tell me because you arrive at that conclusion.
Since this has not happened I never and other times I did the same as now.

[mpack]

I think the language barrier is a problem here. You said earlier that you reinstalled Windows 7, you made it sound like it had been done in a non standard way which we therefore cannot know, and perhaps that you also did not re-install applications properly, including VirtualBox. We cannot be present at your PC to see what you have done, you have to tell us what we need to know - and do so very clearly. And as I mentioned, I'm afraid the language is a barrier to that.

[noteirak]

To make it clear : if no format, no good OS, no good Virtualbox.