Our network has some not-commonly used DHCP options on it, including some vendor-specific options (e.g. option `002` for Time Offset set to `0x9AB0`).

I have one particular computer that for whatever reason I want to have a static IP address. (I want to assign additional IP addresses to this network adapter, and you can't have a hybrid static/DHCP connection in Windows. OK so [there's bullshit like this](https://superuser.com/a/472381/3171), but that doesn't fly for me) But when I do this, it loses all these DHCP options and software that relies on them doesn't work.

I'm not too concerned about the vendor-specific options (They are for device auto-provisioning and things like that), but some of the more commonly accepted DHCP options are more important.

Is there any way, in Windows 2008 R2 (or Windows 7) that these DHCP options can be set without actually using DHCP?