This forum isn't for technical questions outside the realm of our US TechNet Events ("TechNet on Tour").
That said, I do think I know the answer to your question. :)
Once you have Hyper-V installed and have created a virtual switch associated with the physical connection to the network, the physical switch is really just a channel for all traffic bound for the connected network; whether from a VM or from the physical
machine itself. So, if you delete the virtual switch, you should see the other properties re-enabled on that physical switch. But if you want to leave the virtual switch, then the settings for the physical machine's connection would be defined
(or modified) in the "adapter" that represents the virtual switch>
From what you've described, since it sounds like you don't want to use the virtual switch at all, I would go into Hyper-V Manager and delete the virtual switch. Then you will see the configuration of the physical switch go back to what it should be.
I hope this helps. But if not, please find a more suitable forum in which to ask your question.
Regards,
Kevin Remde US DX - IT Pro Evangelism - Microsoft Corporation
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