How To Change Your IP Address in Windows 11/10 [Guide]

How To Change Your IP Address in Windows 11/10 [Guide]

In this tutorial video, I’ll show you how to change your IP address on Windows 11 and Windows 10 using the quick and easy methods.
IP address stands for internet protocol address. You can think of it as a unique identifier, similar to your address. Your IP address classifies each device on the internet with a unique ID that other devices can see so they can send and receive data. It also shares your geolocation so the internet understands which geo-content is most relevant to you.

Windows 10:
1. Go to Start, Settings, and Network & Internet.
2. Select Properties under your local area connection.
3. Click Edit under IP assignment.
4. Select Manual, toggle on the IPv4, and type in your new IP address.
5. Click Save.

Windows 11:
1. Go to Start, Settings, and Network & Internet.
2. Select Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
3. Select Manage and then click Edit next to IP assignment.
4. Select Automatic (DHCP) or Manual under Edit network IP setting.
5. Enable IPv4 and type in these three boxes: IP address, Subnet mask and Gateway.

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Your IP address is a string of numerical code that serves as your address within the internet. If someone knows your IP address, they can send files directly to you (e.g. via FTP) and even take control of your computer (e.g. via Windows Remote Desktop). Your IP address can also approximate your physical location. That’s why in some instances, knowing how to change your IP address comes handy.

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