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.
Business-in-a-box.exe is certainly a possibly unwanted app that may be currently running in your device. By the way, business-in-a-box.exe will certainly appear in Task Manager of your computer. This process is not malware in the complete definition of this word, nevertheless, its existence in your gadget is the sign of a significant problem. You can search by name using the Filter Collaborators search box in the upper right. Under the Permissions column, click the user's access level to modify it. If the option is greyed out, you may not have the necessary permissions to remove that collaborator. To remove a collaborator from a single file: Locate the appropriate file.
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:
Take note that, if you have already uninstalled VirtualBox, you may not have all five of these files. Delete whichever ones that are there.
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.
Once you do all the above, you have successfully removed VirtualBox drivers from your computer.
Enjoy life without annoying VirtualBox drivers.
[Thanks climenole!]