VMware Fusion + Windows 10 = no network !

Hi all ,Strange thing , my colleague , who works on a Windows 10 inside VMware Fusion on his Mac encountered a strange problem.He was running Win 8.1 without problems. He upgraded to Win 10 without problems except the VPN software wouldn't work. So he uninstalled the software we use for VPN in order to reinstall the correct version ... but when he finished uninstalling the network adapter (virtual) won't come online again. It's marked as active , both in VMware as in Win 10 but it won't get an IP or anything. On the Mac machine it works without problems (network).He already reinstalled VMware tools , he reinstalled Windows 10 (repaired) , we tried creating an other virtual NIC without result , of course we also did IPCONFIG /RELEASE >> RENEW. Still nothing. One of the two NIC's shows up in the IPCONFIG /ALL but there is nothing IP...
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