Windows 10: How can I change the VLAN id my device is using?

I'm trying to set up a tagged vlan (vlan id = 100) with 2 notebooks and a TP-LINK TL-SG105E switch connecting them. The first notebook (Dell) is running windows 7 and has Realtek ethernet adapter, therefore it was easy to tell it to use VLAN ID 100 in the Realtek ethernet diagnostic utility. But the other notebook (Lenovo x230) running windows 10 has an Intel 82579LM Gigabit Ethernet adapter and has no option to set VLAN ID at all. Not even with Intel PROSet adapter configuration utlility. I've tried to set the vlan id in powershell on the lenovo device with "set-netadapter -name "adaptername" -vlanid 100" but it requested operation not supported on the adapter. I set the ip addresses of the two devices and the switch to the same subnet. Still nothing.


Also set up the vlan in the switch before doing anything else. Created vlan with id 100 and set all the ports (not using the switch to anything else so it can use all the port for this job) as tagged to this new vlan 100. Also set PVID for all the ports to 100 (tried without it first but didn't work either).


Both devices can ping the switch on it's ip address but the can't ping each other at all (Destination host unreachable). All my drivers are up to date.


Do you have any suggestions?

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Windows 10 Update - VLAN Problem Realtek RTL8168

If add second VLAN first VLAN become ID 0. It is bug, but I put ID manually in realtek tool or device manager. Now work 4 VLAN.

 

Change Device ID on ATI Card

Hello. I'm working on a small project to make a TV work with my system. I'm on to a method that looks promising. However, to proceed I need to change the device ID of my x300. I've used atiflash to change the subsys ID (the -mi switch) and RaBiT. RaBiT let me change the ID a little (from 5B60 to 5B61) but that didnt change a thing.

I suppose that I ideally want Windows to wonder what the heck the card is. I dont want it to know that its a x300. I know the device IDs from the driver installation files which is why I changed it to 5B61.

Is there any software out there to change the device ID?

 

create vlan interface using command line

Have a look here to see how to connect to a
WLAN:

How to connect to a Wireless WIFI Network from the Command line in Windows 7 - Scott Hanselman

Hi,

I am asking abount creating VLAN not WLAN .

We can add VLAN id from Device manager, but I need some command line option.