Yes it's possible, all modern operating system (I.E. Linux, Windows, MacOS) can handle VLANs.

You will have to create 2 virtual adapter on your computer. The exact method depends of your operating system but a quick internet search will easily lead you to methods to do so.

If you want to retain reliable network (Internet) access you will configure a gateway only on one of this adapter.

Note that configuring PCs is out of scope here, so we will not help you further on this specific task. But if needed you may ask on superuser

Yes it's possible, all modern operating system (I.E. Linux, Windows, MacOS) can handle VLANs.

You will have to create 2 virtual adapter on your computer. The exact method depends of your operating system but a quick internet search will easily lead you to methods to do so.

If you want to retain reliable network (Internet) access you will configure a gateway only on one of this adapter.

Note that configuring PCs is out of scope here, so we will not help you further on this specific task. But if needed you may ask on superuser