Hmmm by default there is no xorg.conf on 11.2. Also where did the vmware and virtualbox entries come from???

A VM is a virtual machine. This is not normally in a default install.

1) try renaming the /etc/X11/ xorg.conf file

boot into a terminal (press 3 at the boot screen then select the boot)
log on as root
type
mv /etc/X11/ xorg.conf /etc/X11/ xorg.conf.back
type
init 5
to start the gui
see if the helps. If not

2) boot into terminal, log to root (see above)
type
sax2 -r 0=intel (note that is a zero)
init 5
that will force the intel driver. and create a new and hopefully proper xorg.conf file.