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This is most likely a driver problem. To my knowledge all cards have that VLAN setting in the Advanced tab of the network card properties. I would dig up the latest drivers for the on-board NIC from the computer or motherboard manufacturer's site (or, just intel's site) and remove/re-install the drivers and see if the VLAN settings appear again. Otherwise, you should be able to get any old NIC and make VLAN settings under the advanced tab.
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This is most likely a driver problem. To my knowledge all cards have that VLAN setting in the Advanced tab of the network card properties. I would dig up the latest drivers for the on-board NIC from the computer or motherboard manufacturer's site (or, just intel's site) and remove/re-install the drivers and see if the VLAN settings appear again. Otherwise, you should be able to get any old NIC and make VLAN settings under the advanced tab.

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i don't think this works with windows 10. can anyone confirm??
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i don't think this works with windows 10. can anyone confirm??

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It's available on my machine with an Intel NIC in Windows 10<br />
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It's available on my machine with an Intel NIC in Windows 10

Windows 10 with Intel NIC VLAN settingshttps://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2016/07_w30/1107287/2016-07-18_10-56-10.png

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but can you create vlans on the card? i have the option also, but nothing happens
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but can you create vlans on the card? i have the option also, but nothing happens

Updated drivers from Intel enable's the tabs but the functionality is clearly unavailable

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i have an intel motherboard with onboard intel network card.before i upgraded to windows 10 i could set up vlans on the card, now i cannot. does anyone know of a card that does support vlans for windows 10?
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i have an intel motherboard with onboard intel network card.before i upgraded to windows 10 i could set up vlans on the card, now i cannot. does anyone know of a card that does support vlans for windows 10?

network card with vlan support for windows 10

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