These versions automatically install sandbox for your computer. How can I permanently remove Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter? Thanks for your help.Įdit: I disabled something in Services called "Hv Host Service" and don't see Hyper-V in Network Connectionsīased on your screenshots, I noticed that you have installed Windows sandbox or may be your computer version is Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise or Education build 18305 or later (Windows Sandbox is currently not supported on Home SKUs). If there is someone who knows something about this Virtual Ethernet Adapter that I don't, like why I should leave it alone, I'd appreciate your input. I have almost nothing on my computer, and next to nothing in Windows Features, and I can't figure out how to permanently remove Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter, because I haven't found a reason that I need it, and I haven't confirmed that it is necessary or crucial to the function of the system. The last time I asked someone (I actually made a thread about it on this site before, but can't find it) how to remove this object from Network Connections, they told me to uninstall "Hyper-v" in Windows Features.
I uploaded a screenshot of Windows Features. It wasn't always there, it showed up shortly after I factory restored and updated the computer with Windows Update. If I uninstall or disable the Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter, it will re-install or re-enable itself after restarting the computer.
In Control Panel>Network Connections, there are 2 objects, one is "vEthernet (Wi-Fi)", under it it says Enabled, and Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter and the other object says "Wi-Fi", under it it says my network name, then 802.11ac Wireless LAN Card". I removed what I deemed unnecessary and not crucial to the vital function of the system. I have just done a factory restore, and then installed all of the updates to make sure it's up to date and everything is fine and works.
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