Setting up a network adapter in Windows is a simple process that you can follow to get your computer connected to the internet. This article will show you how to set up a network adapter in Windows 10 and 8.1.
- Open the Start Menu and type “netstat” into the search bar. This will give you a list of all the network adapters installed on your computer.
- To set up a new network adapter, click on the “add” button and provide the name of the adapter and its address. You can also provide a description for the adapter if desired.
- After providing all of your information, click on “add.” You will now be asked to choose an administrator account for this new connection. If you do not have an administrator account, you can create one by clicking on “create admin user.” Once created, your new network adapter will be listed under “Administrator’s Network Adapter.”
- To connect to this new connection, open your browser and type in “localhost.” You should now be able to access the internet from your computer!
Have you ever been connected to a network, and plugged in a 3G card and wished you could make only a certain program use your 3G connection ? Well you can, read on to find out how.
Installing ForceBindIP
Head over to the ForceBindIP download page, and grab a copy of the zipped version.
Once it has downloaded, extract the contents of the zip file.
You will need to copy both files.
Then paste them in:
Now press the Win + R keyboard combination and type cmd into the run box, then press enter.
When the command prompt opens, run the following:
Now we can bind an application to a network adapter, to do this type:
For example:
This assumes:
The network card you want to bind the application to has an IP of 127. 0. 0. 1 The program you want to bind to that network card is Firefox.
Just a few things to remember:
You have to give the full path to your program. If the path contains spaces, enclose it in quotes. You will have to launch the program via this method every time you want to bind it to that network card.
That’s all there is to it.