Get your Windows IP address instantly - Works on Windows 10, Windows 11 & all versions
Press Win + R, type cmd
, press Enter
Type ipconfig
and press Enter
Look for "IPv4 Address" - that's your local IP
ipconfig
- Basic IP infoipconfig /all
- Detailed network info
Press Win + I or click Start โ Settings
Click "Network & Internet" in Settings
Click your connection (Wi-Fi/Ethernet) โ Properties
Find "IPv4 address" in the properties list
Press Win + R, type ncpa.cpl
Right-click your active network connection
Click "Status" then "Details" button
Find "IPv4 Address" in the details window
ipconfig
Shows basic IP configuration for all adapters
ipconfig /all
Shows detailed IP configuration including DNS, DHCP
ipconfig /release
Releases current IP address from DHCP
ipconfig /renew
Requests new IP address from DHCP server
ipconfig /flushdns
Clears DNS resolver cache
nslookup myip.opendns.com resolver1.opendns.com
Get public IP address using DNS lookup
IPv4 (like 192.168.1.100) is the traditional format. IPv6 (like 2001:db8::1) is newer and longer. Most home networks use IPv4 primarily.
Windows shows IP addresses for all network adapters: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, VPN connections, virtual adapters, etc. Look for the active connection.
Local IP (from ipconfig) is used within your network. Public IP (shown above) is how the internet sees your Windows PC.
Use Remote Desktop, TeamViewer, or run ipconfig
through remote command prompt. This tool works from any device with internet access.
See your Windows PC's approximate location based on IP
Check your Windows PC's internet service provider details
Test your Windows PC's internet connection speed