My Intel Network Adapter randomly froze and stuck in restarting

I have a critical problem with my Intel Network Adapter. It randomly locked up (i call it frozen) and it shows a yellow exclamation mark in the Ehternet icon. When this happen, i can't disable Network Adapter, i can't uninstall Network Adapter, i can't reinstall Network Adapter until the PC gets restarted. I can still disable other adapters such as Vmware adapter. The device manager froze and the Intel setup also froze and stuck for infinite. I restart my PC and it gets stuck in "restarting" for infinite until i press the reset button.

I just clean installed Windows 10 a week ago. I installed the latest Intel Network Adapter for Win10 64-bit first before installing other programs, and i trying to keep my PC clean asap. I updated BIOS to latest version and load default settings. I have Vmware Workstation, Virtualbox (for Android emulators), Dropbox, and AVG Internet Security installed. I don't know if any of those programs that could affect the Intel Network Adapter. AVG Internet Security doesn't affect it because i have used it for 3 years and i have not got any problems with it.

Event Viewer does not contain useful logs. Is there other way to find full logs?

Please help me and tell me if you have same problem

The Yellow Exclamation mark does not mean that the adapter is frozen. It means that you have a limited connection to the Gateway/Router, because it usually is due to a bad lease or IP conflict. If you are running any kind or multiple Anti-Malware, Internet Security software, uninstall all of them and make sure that the Windows Firewall is disabled. The biggest culprit of Limited connections (ie Yellow Exclamation Mark) is third party security software that is nothing more than a warm blanket with a guarantee that you are making a company very rich off of buying something that only protects users from their bad habits, not your computer from the outside.

The only time that you need to do anything for checking files is if you download email attachments or files and want them scanned, check html emails for scripts. When running multiple security products thinking that it will increase the security blanket, it actually ends up causing issues such as you are seeing.

VMWare can also be the culprit. I would not go uninstalling the device and driver for your onboard adapter. Most likely it is related to something that VMWare has kept the Virtual connection alive, which ends up causing the problem that you are seeing, same as what I mentioned before can cause problems.