Installation/Enabling of SSH-Server not working

For a project I need SSH (both the client as well as the server) on my local machine. So I did an "add optional feature", picked the SSH client as well as the SSH server and installed both. The installation went smooth, i.e. the progress bar for both reached 100% and I got an "Installed" at the end.

Now - according to a description I googled I should now see a service "sshd" running. But not so. Also a "Get-Service ssh*" in a PowerShell console yields nothing.

The folder C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH should contain all kinds of executables related to the server ssh-agent.exe, sshd.exe, sshd-config, etc.

but in my case it only holds these 3 files:
ssh.exe
sftp.exe
ssh-keyscan.exe

Where is all the server code? What am I missing?
Why does Win10 lie to me and claim that SSH server is installed successfully when it's obviously not?

Nevermind - after having located the page Install Win32 OpenSSH . PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH Wiki . GitHub I removed that Windows built-in stuff again, removed all content from C:\Windows\Syste32\OpenSSH and started over copying the distro referenced from the above website into this folder. By running the 3 powershell scripts that come with it ("install_sshd.pd1", "FixHostFilePermissions.ps1" and "FixUserFilePermissions.ps1") I was up and running SSH (both client and server) in less than 3 minutes!