MicrosoftMilitantPoet Thanks for doing more than just ranting: I found your guide very helpful. After removing the LBFO team, I had to delete the NICs in Devmgr. Then the command I used was:
New-VMSwitch -Name vSwitch -NetAdapterName "NIC1","NIC2" -EnableEmbeddedTeaming $true
NZ_BenThomas You are a better man than I am when it comes to responding to comment criticism.
MichaelGodfrey You make some great points and you are absolutely right, but the world in which you operate is not mine. I use server manager because it is an effective tool for adding roles & features and it opens automatically when I logon - even in server 2022. I know that core is the ideal installation for Hyper-V, but that is too inflexible for my environment and isn't supported for my line of business applications. CLI will always co-exist and by nature is more powerful than the GUI, but it will never replace it and the two options should be kept in sync as much as possible. You are right also that using CLI regularly will increase skills & speed, but in small business, I don't have the luxury of working in PowerShell often enough to outshine the GUI.
Apologies if that doesn't provide anyone useful information.