How can you change your IP address to be within the U.S. If i am outside the states?
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get an US internet provider.
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If u are using XP and if u wanna get ur own IP address then go to "START" button -->  "Control Panel"----> " Network Connections". Inside Network connections  u will get "Local Area Connection" . Right click on L.A.C and select STATUS. After that a dialog box will pop up. Choose support, at the left right corner, from the pop up window and then u will get the IP of ur PC .\n\nor go to Start--->Programs--->Accessories>Command Prompt\n type "ipconfig" and the press enter.  you will have all details of ur internet connection s then .\n\nor another way is u can go to start button and then run. write "cmd" there . then u will be brought in to dos pop up box. write netstat -n . then u will have the local IP addresses and the foreign IP addresses as well connected to ur PC .
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change one of the ip address you had give to you machine \nfor more info www.novell.com/coolsolutions/qna/6257.html\nor www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/ Microsoft_Network/Q_21654848.html
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reset your router, or change your router address to 192.168.2.1
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google "ip hide". You will come up with some 30 day trial software that will let you select proxies from different countries.
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It can't be done with perfect reliability, but the general way to do this is to serve different pages depending on the requesting IP address.\n\nI found some code to do it here: http://www.geobytes.com/GeoDirection.htm\n\nGood luck!
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Easiest solution: www.effectivePCtools.com\n\nAll of these programs will change/mask your real IP with all online applications used.
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Use a US proxy server.
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try to go to the settings and change to ur country
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1. Go to "Tools"\n2. Select "Internet options"\n3. Change the address for your home page
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Tools>Internet Options>Address\n\nJus change the address to the one you want and click apply and then ok
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If you're using the Internet at home, your Internet Service Provider chooses your IP address and you cannot change it.
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Welcome to the internet where you can do anything you want to, it's probly hosted outside of the US anyway. So it doesnt even matter.
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If you have a dynamic IP address, it changes all the time.\nIf you have a static IP address, you can ask your ISP for a new one.\nTo find out what kind of IP address you have, talk with your ISP.\n\n(You can't set your IP address on another PC)
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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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somethin like an illegal ip.. eg: 255.255.255.256 this subnet id is not valid
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Routers and NICs have a habit of pulling the same IP address, even when you tell it to renew your IP.  One possible way to fix this would be to use the reset button on the router.  This button is often located in the back of the router and is typically a small button that you need a paperclip or like object to push in.  Hold in the button for at least 10 seconds, and your router should pull a different IP address.  It's possible though, that your ISP has set an IP address to be assigned to your router (it's assigned in a DHCP table by your router's physical address (MAC address)).  If this is the case, you need to contact your ISP and ask them to change it.  Although, they likely won't help if your current IP address isn't causing problems.