Windows 10: Hyper-V Virtual Switch Issues

I have multiple VMs that work very well but I am trying to limit some of them to accessing my internal network only but I have been unable to find a way to do that. The Default Switch simply doesn't allow access to my internal network and when I set the Virtual Switch that I created to local network is acts like the Default Switch, nothing. I have a Dual Band Wireless Access Card but that's not connected to my cable/router because I use Ethernet cable for my network. When I use that to set up a Virtual Switch and set it to local network that doesn't work either. Is there a solution or am I up against a dead end with Hyper-V?

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Hyper-V Virtual Switch

Have you followed steps exactly as is this tutorial?

Hyper-V virtualization - Setup and Use in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

 

Windows 10 x64 v1809 - Hyper-V Virtual Switch Manager Unable to Create Default Switch

This is did not resolve the issue of the Virtual Switch Manger being unable to create the Default Switch that is supposed to exist in Hyper-V.

Although I did try the suggested procedure, it si my understanding this fix is intended for addressing problems with user created switches, not the Hyper-V "Default Switch".

 

Windows 10 x64 v1809 - Hyper-V Virtual Switch Manager Unable to Create Default Switch

After upgrading to v1809 from v1803, I turned Hyper-V feature Off then On.

Since the upgrade, the Default Switch no longer exists and the Virtual Switch Manager is unable to crate it automatically as it would normally. I can see the Default Switch appear for a few seconds in the Network Adapters, then its gone. This happens
several time whenever I launch the Virtual Switch Manager.

I can create other virtual switches.

Once the Virtual Switch Manager lists the Default Switch with a Load Failed message.

I have used netcfg -d command to delete all adapters and Turned Hyper-V feature Off/On several times with no success.

Suggestions welcome. Thanks