Managing the Hyper-V Default Switch in Windows 10 version 1709 and higher with PowerShell
Windows 10 version 1709 introduced a default Hyper-V virtual switch which is installed when the Hyper-V role is added. As you can see in the following example, by default on Windows 10, the default virtual switch does not exist because the Hyper-V role hasn’t been added. Get-NetAdapter Now that the Hyper-V role has been added, you can see that a new network adapter named “vEthernet (Default Switch)” exists. Get-NetAdapter | Format-Table -AutoSize While you wouldn’t think this would be a problem, I’ve seen some latency problems on the host operating system once this default switch is added....