Windows Change IP Address Command Prompt
- 12 years ago
http://www.windowsfastipchanger.com/changeipaddress/video/windows-change-ip-command-line.htm This video shows you exactly how to change your IP address using the command line or command prompt. This will work with most versions of Windows. First click the START button. Enter CMD which will open the command prompt. Type in ipconfig /release Wait about 30 seconds for the process to complete then at that point you go back to the command prompt and type in ipconfig /renew This will cause your network adapter to go out and get a new IP address. Wait another 30 seconds or so and then that's thats all there is to it.
You should be aware of the biggest limitations with this method.
-Does nothing too hide or mask your identity online. All you're doing is getting a new IP address from the same service provider.
-If you have cable this is not going to work.
-If you have dial-up Internet access this WILL work
-If you DSL it may or may not depending upon your DSL set up.
You should be aware of the biggest limitations with this method.
-Does nothing too hide or mask your identity online. All you're doing is getting a new IP address from the same service provider.
-If you have cable this is not going to work.
-If you have dial-up Internet access this WILL work
-If you DSL it may or may not depending upon your DSL set up.