Windows host view of VBox host only adapter

This question was brought to my attention a few days ago by someone who thought the Vbox hostonly adapter got its IP address from the user's router.  I had a difficult time setting him straight, but he did have a configuration that is puzzling.  On the host Windows system, drilling down from the control panel ...
Where I have assigned an IP address, (see screenshot)
He had "obtain an IP address automatically.  His hostonly adapter was running with the default value of 192.168.56.1.
Until now, I had never really had a reason to take a look how the host sees the hostonly adapter.  I had only ever looked at it from the VBox manager.  So there is a gap in my understanding here.

Dude! wrote:
The Host-only adapter provides built-in DHCP services and a network proxy for the virtual machine to access the host computer system. The VirtualBox DHCP server can be configured in the Network settings of the VirtualBox application preferences.
The virtual machine guest OS can use static or automatic TCP/IP addressing. The default IP range for static addressing is 192.168.56.2 to 192.168.56.99. Using this adapter, the virtual machine guest OS can access the host system only by using the Host-only adapter in place of the actual configured host system IP address. The default address of the Host-only adapter is 192.168.56.1. VirtualBox will automatically do the necessary traffic forwarding.
Yes, I understand all that, and nothing new there.  What I am confused about the is the host's view of the VBox hostonly adapter, as a network adapter right along side the standard "Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection", etc.  In particular, why the host says the adapter is configured to "Obtain an IP address automatically" (DHCP).  We know that this adapter is created and configured by the VBox manager.  We know that the VBox manager gives it its IP address (with the default being 192.168.56.1).  So why does the host OS think it is assigning a DHCP address to the adapter?  And why would THAT not be constant across different machines?  ( Well, maybe I know the answer to that second question.  We are dealing with Windows here.  And we know that no two Windows systems are ever the same if they've been out of the shrink wrap for more than five minutes.)

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