Windows 10: How do I configure Microsoft WiFi direct virtual adapter to assign ip addresses

How do I configure Microsoft WiFi direct virtual adapter to assign ip addresses so I can get ports open on my computer local connection because my original network is behind a cgnat

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IP Interface Priority (physical and virtual)

Is it possible to change the ifIndex number (set it lower for the physical adapter than the ifIndex numbers assigned to virtual, VMNet, adapters) using the Set-NetIPInterface command (or some other powershell command)?

This would be on a Windows 10 operating system. I have an application that gets a list of local IP address and on the PC it runs on VMware is installed and has multiple virtual adapters. My application always returns the IP address of one of the virtual
adapters but I need it to get the IP address of my physical adapter so I need its IP address to be first in the list.

Any suggestions? (A registry edit maybe?)

 

microsoft wifi direct virtual adapter

My computer doesn't have the Microsoft wifi direct virtual adapter. Is there anything avaliable like a USB plug in that would serve the same purpose as the MIcrosoft wifi direct virtual adapter?

 

In ipconfig/all, I see WiFi Direct Virtual Adapters #6 and #7

I am not understanding...in the instructions at the link, the device manager has a Direct Virtual Adapter listed, whereas, my device manager does not list one...here is my device manager network adapter list.

While, this is what I see when I put IPcofig/all into Command Prompt:

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I did not include in the photo, my personal IP and MAC addresses. Am I missing the virtual wifi direct network adapter in my laptop??