Applies to: Windows OS.

When your computer is connected to a network, it will be assigned an address on the network called an IP address.

You may refer to the following two different methods to find the IP address of your Windows computer.

Method 1

Step 1. Right click on the mceclip0.png icon at the bottom right of your computer screen (If your computer is connected via an Ethernet cable), then choose Open Network and Sharing Center -> Change adapter settings.

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Step 2. Right click Ethernet (Local Area Connection) and tap on Status -> Details, then you may check the IP address in the Network Connection Details interface.

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Note: Right click on mceclip2.pngicon if your computer is connected to WiFi, then choose Open Network and Sharing Center -> Change adapter settings; Right click on WiFi (Wireless Network Connection) and hit Status -> Details, then the information about IP address will pop up.

Method 2

Step 1. Click on Search icon, then type "cmd" in the search box and tap on Command Prompt.
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Step 2. Type "ipconfig" and press Enter, then the screen will display a list of the network information. Near the top of this page, look for IPv4 Address under either WiFi (Wireless Network Connection) or Ethernet (Local Area Connection) depending on if your computer is using WiFi or not.