Windows 10 Changing network profile for Hyper-V virtual internal ethernet adapter

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My Windows 10 operates Hyper-V and defines multiple virtual network adapters. For the host OS, the virtual adapter for external connection (vEthernet (External)) to the router can be categorised as private network.




However, the virtual adapter (vEthernet (Internal)) that I use as an internal network to communicate with guest VMs, I cannot find any way to change its profile to private. Where is the UI or command line or possibly Registry path I need to hack to change this?

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