How to find IP address of your computer (Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10,Mac)?

When your computer is connected to a network, it will be assigned an address on the network called an IP address.

The steps below will help you to find your IP address of your computer. There are two ways to find IP address of your computer.

Choose the operating system of your computer.

Method 1: Through Control Panel (Recommended)

Method 2： Through Command

For Windows XP

Step 1

Click Start->Control Panel->select and click Network and internet connections ( If you can´t find it, please go next) ->select

and double click Network Connections.

Step 2

Highlight and right click the Local Area Connection icon; click on Status and go to Support. The IP address will display.

Note: If your computer is connected to a wireless network please click Wireless network connection icon.

For Windows 7

Step 1

Click Start ->Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center.

Setp 2

In the task list, please click Change adapter settings. Highlight and right click the Local Area Connection icon; click on Status and go

to Details. The IP address will display.

Note: If your computer is connected to a wireless network please click Wireless network connection icon.

For Windows Vista

Step 1

Click Start ->Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center.

Step 2

In the task list, please click Manage network connections. Highlight and right click the Local Area Connection icon; click on Status

and go to Details. The IP address will display.

Note: If your computer is connected to a wireless network please click Wireless network connection icon.

For Windows 8

Step 1

Go to Control Panel.

Here we will illustrate different ways to find control panel on Windows 8.

1) Press “Windows key

+F”, a search box will come out, please input control panel and press enter;

2）Press “Windows key+ R”, then there will be a “run” box, input control panel and press enter;

3) Press “Windows key +X”, and click on “control panel”;

4) You can also input “control panel” in the search bar on the right-hand side of the screen.

Step 2

Click on Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center, click on Change adapter settings on the left side.

Step 3

Highlight and right click on Ethernet, go to Status -> Details. The IP address will display.

Note: If your computer is connected to a wireless network please click Wi-Fi icon.

For Windows 10

Method 1

Step 1

Go to Control Panel. Press Windows key+X at the same time and select Control Panel.

Step 2

Click on Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center, click on Change adapter settings on the left side.

Step 3

Highlight and right click on Ethernet, go to Status -> Details. The IP address will display.

Method 2

Step1

Situation 1

Click the network icon (may look like a computer or Wi-Fi signal) in the task tray. Go to Network settings.

Situation 2

Click the Windows symbol and then choose the Settings button on the bottom- left corner. It will pop up on the Settings page, go to Network & Internet.

Step 2

Click Ethernet > Change adapter options. Or click Status > Change adapter options. The IP address will display.

For MAC OS

Step 1

Click the Apple icon, from the Apple drop-down list, select System Preferences.

Step 2

Click the Network icon.

Step 3

In the left column, select Ethernet (for wired connection) or Wi-Fi (for wireless connection). Your IP address will be listed directly

beneath your connection status, in smaller print.

For Chromes System

Step 1

Select the Time in the bottom-right corner of the screen.

If you don't see the Chrome OS shelf, tap or click in the bottom-right corner of the screen to bring it up.

Step 2

Select your Wi-Fi network in the pop-up window.

Step 3

Click the Network icon.

Step 4

Your Chromebook's IP address and MAC will appear in a small pop-up window. The Mac address is listed as Wi-Fi.

Step 5

Double-check on the Your Wi-Fi name and it will pop up on the Settings page. Click on Network, you will also see the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway.

Method 2： Through Command

For Windows OS

Step 1 Open the Command Prompt

Solution 1

Press the Windows and R keys on your keyboard at the same time, you can see a small window as below pop up, then enter “cmd” into

the field. Press enter to open the command prompt.

Solution 2

Click on the Windows button on the bottom left of your screen, then start typing “cmd” into the "Start search" box on the bottom near the

button, Click on the “cmd” under programs to open the command prompt.

Step2 Type “ipconfig” and press enter

This will display a list of your network connection information. Near the top of the list, look for “IPv4 Address” under either Wireless Network

Connection or Local Area Connection (depending on if your computer is using Wi-Fi or not).

For MAC OS

Step 1 Open the Terminal.

Click

in the taskbar, put Terminal in the search bar and select Terminal in the list.

Step 2 Use the ifconfig command.

After we select Terminal, press Return key on your keyboard. Put ifconfig in the command window and press Return key again. Your IP

address will be displayed next to the “inet” entry in et0 or Wi-Fi1.