Connect Arduino Ethernet Shield with PC using LAN cable *without internet connection*

I understand I can use Bridge Network feature in Windows to connect my PC with Arduino Ethernet Shield but is there an alternative way to achieve that without internet connection in PC? I need to work outside.

What you really want is unclear, but there is certainly no obligation to use the internet. While the obvious procedure is to simply plug into the router, and get onto the Local Area Network, I imagine you can get by with a direct cable connection. There is a chance you may require a cross-over cable.

Clarifying the Connection Method for Ethernet Shields:

It seems there might be a misunderstanding of terms, so I'll make an educated guess that the original poster (OP) wants to connect their Ethernet Shield directly to a PC. This is quite easy to do with the correct setup:

  1. Direct Connection: To connect the Ethernet Shield directly to your PC, you need a crossover cable. This type of cable is specifically designed for direct connections between devices without needing a router or switch.
  2. Using a Switch or Hub: Alternatively, you can connect through a switch or hub using a standard Ethernet cable.

Without more details, I can’t provide a more specific answer, but keep in mind that you may also need to provide some code to make this connection work effectively.