Windows 10: Finding Your IP Address

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Windows 10: Finding Your IP Address

This will describe how to find Windows 10 IP address:

1. In the Cortana Search bar of your Start menu, type cmd and click cmd.

NOTE: This can also be done using the Windows key + R and entering in "cmd".

Command Prompt selected from the Search window

2. In the Command Prompt window, type ipconfig. Your IP Address is under IPv4 Address in the middle of the screen.

Command prompt with desired IP address

Referenced from: support.microsoft.com

Article ID: 18152
Last Updated: 9/28/2023 9:23:05 AM

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