how do i see the ip address of my computer?

Answer 1

start/run/type in cmd type in ipconfig, enter
type in exit when youre done

Answer 2

1.Click on the Start button.
2.Click Run...
3.In the text box, type in cmd .
4.A black "DOS box" window will pop up. Type into it ipconfig /all .
5.A bunch of seeming gibberish will fill the screen. On the line next to "IP Address" your router's IP address should appear.

Answer 3

try opening "Run" in the windows Start menu and type in "cmd"
Then when that black and white window opens type in "ipconfig"
then look at all the ip addresses (Like one is for your routers main menu) Try that if you cant find it...click the little computer screen in the task bar and then click the "support" tab, your IP. Will be there

Answer 4

You can right-click on the networking icon (two computers by the clock) and select status. When the window opens, select the support tab and your IP address will be listed.

Answer 5

Open an MS-DOS prompt and type: ipconfig /all
(Start->Run->CMD)

Note that if you have a router, this will likely be a 192.168.1.1xx address. If you are looking for the address of your router from your ISP, you'll have to get that from your router configuration page (probably by logging into http://192.168.1.1)

If running a UNIX/Linux box, use the "ifconfig -a" command and locate the interface.
(/usr/sbin/ifconfig generally)

Answer 6

If using windows, go to start, run, then enter CMD and press okay.

At the prompt, type IPCONFIG and enter.

Answer 7

Start > Run > cmd > ipconfig