A batch script for Windows 10 which can change the IP address, the network mask, the gateway, the DNS and the VLAN ID of an interface. You need to execute the script with admin rights.

change_vlan_ip_mask.bat

@echo off

:: Configuration Variables
set "ifName=Ethernet 2"
set "ipAddress=10.88.167.35"
set "subnetMask=255.255.255.240"
set "vlanID=702"

:: set "defaultGateway=x.x.x.x"
:: set "primaryDNS=x.x.x.x"
:: set "alternateDNS=x.x.x.x"

:: Change of IP address and NetMask ::
netsh interface ipv4 set address name="%ifName%" source=static addr=%ipAddress% mask=%subnetMask%
:: netsh interface ipv4 set dns "%ifName%" static %primaryDNS%
:: netsh interface ipv4 add dns "%ifName%" %alternateDNS% index=2

:: Disable ::
:: netsh interface set interface "%ifName%" DISABLED

:: Change VLAN ID ::
powershell -Command "& {Set-NetAdapter -Name '%ifName%' -VlanID %vlanID% -Confirm:$false}"
echo The VLAN ID of %ifName% has been successfully changed to %vlanID%

:: Enable ::
:: netsh interface set interface "%ifName%" ENABLED
powershell -Command "Start-Sleep -s 5"
:: pause > nul

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use online command available work windows 7/8/10/11

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allo powershell not found on the all lwindows system dot not use powershell command please

use online command available work windows 7/8/10/11

powerhsell not found on windows 7 dot not use

replace powershell code by batch or vbs please

In the description of the gist, it is clearly stated that this is tested on Windows 10. Powershell is also available on Windows 7 but the specific cmdlets for managing network adapters are not there by default. In addition, Windows 7 support ended on 14.01.2020.