Guide/Walk Through
January 18, 2019 Version 1.0
- Go to the Windows Logo or Press the Window Key as shown in Figure 1.1
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2. Type “cmd” or “Command Prompt” in the search bar and click the “cmd” or “Command Prompt” Program as show in Figure 1.2
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3. Command Prompt will pop-up and type “ipconfig” then Press ENTER as shown in Figure 1.3
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4. Now look for “Ipv4 Address . . . . . . .” then the number next to it is the IP Address of your computer as shown in Figure 1.4
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II. Using Network Settings
- Go to your desktop and look for the “Network” Icon in the task bar as shown in Figure 2.1
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2. Right Click on the Icon and Click the “Open Network and Sharing Center” as shown if Figure 2.2
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3. Network and Sharing Center will pop-up. Look for “Change adapter settings” and Click it as show in Figure 2.3
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4. Look for “Local Area Connection” and Double Click it as shown in Figure 2.4
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5. Local Area Connection Status will pop-up. Look for “Details…” and Click it as shown in Figure 2.5
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6. Network Connection Details will pop-up. Look for “Ipv4 Address” then the number next to it is the IP Address of your computer as shown in Figure 2.6
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III. Using “ncpa.cpl”
- Go to the Windows Logo or Press the Window Key as shown in Figure 3.1
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2. Type “ncpa.cpl” in the search bar and click the “ncpa.cpl” Program as show in Figure 3.2
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3. Look for “Local Area Connection” and Double Click it as shown in Figure 3.3
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4. Local Area Connection Status will pop-up. Look for “Details…” and Click it as shown in Figure 3.4
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5. Network Connection Details will pop-up. Look for “Ipv4 Address” then the number next to it is the IP Address of your computer as shown in Figure 3.5
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