Windows 10: 3 virtual switches does not work

I've made 3 virtual machines at hyper-v on windows 10 x64 professional, also I made 3 virtual switches, but the networking including host does not work.

1. 1 external and 2 internal switches





The last photo is windows 7 vm.

I studied this guide - Hyper-V VM - Install CentOS Linux in Windows 10 Hyper-V VM - Install CentOS Linux in Windows 10 .

How to open 3 virtual machines at same time, with network working?

Any helpful comments would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

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Canon ImageGlass MF4350d don't print after window 10 updates got error when printing but scan work.

Yes. I am able to get printer to work but it takes me countless hours to fix the issue. I uninstall all the printer drivers.--That does not work because each time, once I reboot and plugin USB cable, Windows 10 add printer automatically and also the printer
driver because it's multi function fax driver was assign to virtual USB 2 and printer Driver was assign to virtual USB 1. Each time Scanner always work but not printer. Then I remove printer driver that printer assign and switch driver to original driver that
call cannon 4350 also switch port to virtual USB 2. It sends data to printer but it does not print because it considers be fax info. To resolve the issue. I remove both virtual USB 1 and 2 ports. But I cannot remove virtual USB 2 port, it allows me to remove
virtual USB 1. Then I add 3 more USB 1, 2 and 3 as local ports then I reboot my laptop then I move Fax Driver to Virtual USB2 port and move printer Driver to local USB 1 that I create. Once I did this; both printer and scanner work. In summary the ports are
the issue not the driver. I no longer has virtual USB1 port but I have Iocal USB 1, 2 and 3. I believe only Local USB1 are usable. I just leave them there because everything is working properly now.

 

Windows 10 Virtual Desktops in Tablet Mode

Is there any way to keep virtual desktops when I switch to tablet mode on my Surface Pro 3? I would love to start using virtual desktops, but since I switch between tablet and normal computer mode often, my virtual desktops disappear and all of the windows
on a second virtual desktop move to the first in tablet mode.

 

I think you have misunderstood something here. To connect all your virtual machines to the network and Internet, you only need one external switch. All your virtual machines should then use this same external switch. You don't need to use a different switch on each vm; in fact, if you do so, the networking between your virtual machines will not work because they all belong to different networks.

Short: create one virtual switch, set all your virtual machines to use it.

 

Kari/

I appreciate for your kind and detailed explanation!

 

You are welcome. It's a common mistake that each Hyper-V virtual machine needs its own virtual switch.