Hyper-V defaults to naming virtual machine NICs as network adapters. This can make it difficult to identify their usage, but this problem can be solved with Powershell which allows you to change the name of virtual network adapters.

To keep track of changes to virtual machines under Hyper-V, it may be useful to use the comments function and add any information you think might be useful

How to update the configuration version of a virtual machine so that it can use the new features available on your new Hyper-V

Here's how to create a virtual machine in Hyper-V ready to host a Windows 11 using Hyper-V

LockOnDisconnect automatically locks the session when the console is closed in simple mode

A new video to introduce single and extended session modes in Hyper-V

In this video, I show you how to compress a VHDX with a dynamic size in Hyper-V using graphics or the command line, and also explain why this sometimes doesn't work