P75-A7100 Network Adapter gone after Windows 10 install

I installed windows 10 from 8.1 pro and now it does not detect my network adapter. I have tried to install several drivers off the toshiba website. It still not working.

For the sake of trying, can you uninstall everything that is associated with any sort of VPN? You may have stuff installed that is causing the issue. Then after the uninstall, reboot and see if that worked. However, you need the 18.11.0.8 driver for sure. I can't get the rest to work for Windows 10 at all. Let me know what happens.
Regarding the issue with not being able to go back, did you do the Start > Settings > Update & Security then Recovery and you should see the option to Go back to Windows 8 or something along those lines. If you look on your hdd, do you see where it says C:\Windows.old ? If that isn't there, I don't think is a way to go back.
Let me know if any of the above works.

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