How to find your IP address in Windows 7, natively

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Users of Windows 7 & Vista operating system can find out out their IP address, by accessing the Control Panel, as follows:

win7 ip address 400x311 How to find your IP address in Windows 7, natively

To do so, open Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center

Click on Local Area Connection

Click Details

You will see your IP address next to Autoconfiguration IPv4 Address!

Well, you can also always visit WhatIsMyIP.com or use Google to find out your IP address quickly.

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  • tuxplorer

    As can all users of Windows since Windows 95 on the “Support” tab. Too bad it doesn’t yet use UPnP to list the real external IP if you have a gateway/router.

  • http://ngynasa.com shinigamibob

    You could just go into a command prompt and type in “ipconfig”.

    It should tell you exactly what it does here, just does it much faster…

  • http://techibee.com Sitaram

    In case if you want to see complete IP address details(includes, DNS, WINS etc), then use “ipconfig /all”

  • Andrew azmi

    @shinigamibob : you are right it will be easy for you to use cmd to know the ip and it will be easy for the expert user too , but for the ordinary user he will need to use a GUI , cmd will confuse him .

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