How do I change my IP adress on Windows XP?
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If you are provided with dynamic IP service,\n\nstart>run type "cmd" hit enter.\ntype:\nipconfig /release\nthen\nipconfig /renew\n\nIf you are provided with static IP address and you want to change it,\nRight click on my network places, go to properties, right click on your connection, click properties, click once on TCP/IP, click properties, select use the following IP address. Put the address in and click OK.
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Click on start, then click on Run. A window will open. Type cmd in the given box and hit enter. A black window will open. Type "ipconfig" in the box and hit enter. You will see your IP address. I hope this helps. Good Luck.
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if you are using Windows XP, you click "Start", then "Run".  In the window that opens, type cmd, then click "OK".  In the DOS window that opens, type ipconfig, then click the ENTER key.  Your IP address will show on the first line.
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Basically, you cannot.\n\nYou may have a few options though.\n\nIf your ISP assigned you a static IP, you are pretty much out of luck.  You can try calling them and asking them nicely for a new one.\n\nIf you are DHCP, you are at their mercy.  You can try unplugging you modem (DSL, cable, etc...) for a while and then plugging it back in.  It may find you a new IP to use, it may not.  It depends how they have their network setup.\n\nIf you are IP banned on a web site or something.  You can actually search google for free proxies.  Setup one of them in your internet browser and it will actually hide your real IP for the proxies IP.\n\nIf you are trying to change it on a local network.  You will need to right click on Network Neighborhood (Windows 9x/NT/ME) or Network Places (Windows 2k/XP) and select properties.  From there, right click on the lan connection and select properties.  Select the TCP/IP and select properties.  From there, you should navigate to the tab that has information about the actual IP.  If it is set for DHCP, you can actually for to a command prompt (Windows NT/2k/XP -> Start | Run and type 'cmd') and in there type 'ipconfig /release' and then 'ipconfig /renew'  If there is no DHCP, you can change the IP in the section also.  I would keep it on the same subnets though, so if the IP is 192.168.0.1, change it to 192.168.0.10 or something like that.  Not 192.168.1.1, because it will not be seen by other PCs and setting up the subnets to talk to each other can get tricky.\n\nIf you are using linux, in a command shell, just type 'ifconfig eth0 <IP Address>' and it should change.  If it is DHCP, you can actually just type 'ifconfig /down' and then 'ifconfig /up'
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try \nifconfig\nit should display your IP Address
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Yes. if u are trying to change the ip for an ethernet connection, open view connections,  go to properties, select the connection to be changed ie tcp/ip, click properties button, select manual ip insted of automatic and enter the desired ip.
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To find the ip address of windows machine, go to Start>Run and type in 'ipconfig' (without quotes). Press enter.
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on your desktop right click My Network Places -> Properties to open the Network Connections window. right Click Local Area Connection -> Properties\n\nClick TCP/IP on the list and click the Properties button\n\ntick the Obtain an IP Address Automatically\n\nclick the OK button
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1. Open "Network Connections" from the control panel.\n2. Double click your network device whether it be "local area network connection" or "Wireless network connection", etc.\n3. Click the "Support" tab in the resulting window.\n4. Your IP address should be listed second from the top.
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yes you can. but please note that IP address is NOT physical address. you can change your physical address by buying a new ethernet adapter card and that should do it. HOWEVER, if you change it, it won't change your IP address because your ISP set it up for you (because it's static IP)
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Hi,\n\n      To change the proxy settings, please open Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE), now from the menu, go to tools and click Internet options, now go to connection tab. You will find a command button that reads LAN Settings, there will be another window that reads "Local Area Network (LAN) Settings", now you can change your proxy settings from there under "Proxy Server". \n\n    If you uncheck the check box that says: "Use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to dial-up or VPN Connections).", then your proxy will be disabled.\n\n(I have assumed that you are using Win XP)\n\nIf you have any other question, please feel free to contact me, or if I have given any wrong or not appropriate information, please feel free to post a feedback at my email address, that will really help me.\n\nThanks and regards,\nNirmal
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In Microsoft Internet Explorer, go to "Tools" on the menu above, select "Internet Options," and on the top of "General" tabpage, you will see the box where you can change your webpage. Just type the new address into the white box and click "OK" below.
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type "what is your ip address and your computer's name?"
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If you are running Windows XP, click Start, Run..., and type in cmd in the dialog box that appears.  This will open a DOS session.  Type ipconfig at the command prompt that appears on the screen and press <Enter> key.  You will get a few lines of results, one of them being your IP addr.\n\nNow, if you have a router between you and and your cable or DSL connection, then the IP address you see is what the router is assigning to your computer.  The outside world cannot see that address - they see the address your service provider has assigned to your router.
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start->run->cmd->ipconfig /all\n\nits the pysical address
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http://checkip.dyndns.org/ \n\nThis web site give you your ip address. To change your ip address, you can change it by accessing control panel->Network connections->LAN(if you use lan) and right click properties->scroll to internet protocol. There you can change your ip address. But this depends on your ISP. Sometimes, your ISP will set your ip and you cant change it. But it change often depends on your isp
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one of your computer's ip address is not registring with the network \nif you are running windows xp go to command prompt type in ip config and reset the ip addrtess