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#1841450 8-Aug-2017 20:47

michaelmurphy - how do I do this in Vista?
Voyager are going to be monitoring my connection for the next 24 hours, so let's see what happens.

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#1841459 8-Aug-2017 20:58

question is why are you still using vista?

open Device Manager:

In Device Manager, open Network adapters.
Right-click on the NIC and choose Properties.
Click the Advanced tab.
Scroll down to VLAN ID.
Set the ID that you would like the NIC to have and click OK.

http://asahi-net.jp/en/support/guide/0848.html

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#1841468 8-Aug-2017 21:07

Works with my laptop (and some apps I use only work on Vista). I am due a new laptop once I can afford it though - this one is a 2009 vintage.

Thanks for that, will give that a try.

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#1841495 8-Aug-2017 22:40

My one doesn't have "VLAN ID" :(

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#1841496 8-Aug-2017 22:55

I think I'll leave it for now and see what happens after their 24 hour test.

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#1841809 9-Aug-2017 12:52

They've given me a few things to test so will go through those tonight. Fingers crossed a solution is on the horizon.

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#1841817 9-Aug-2017 13:04

Using Vista! Bahahaha that just made my day

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#1841957 9-Aug-2017 16:45

It works for my situation and I've got no budget to upgrade anyway.

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