How do I find my computer's local IP address?

You'll be able to: Find your computer's local IPv4 network address in Windows Settings or Command Prompt

The steps

1. 1

   Open Windows Settings by pressing Win+I. The Settings window appears on your screen.

2. 2

   Click Network & internet in the left menu, then click your active connection: Wi-Fi (and click your network name) or Ethernet. The network properties page opens with connection details and link speed.

   Network properties page showing connection speed, band, and IP assignments.

   Screenshot on the way. The steps above are complete without it.

   What is a local IPv4 address?

   A local IP address (usually starting with 192.168 or 10.0) is your computer's unique identifier inside your home or office network, assigned by your router so devices can talk to each other.

3. 3

   Scroll down to the Properties section and look for the line labeled IPv4 address. A set of four numbers separated by dots (for example 192.168.1.15) is displayed right next to IPv4 address.

   IPv4 address line highlighted in the properties section with a copy button.

   Screenshot on the way. The steps above are complete without it.

It looks different on my screen

If you need your public IP address (the external address websites see on the internet), simply open your web browser and search "what is my ip" on Google.

Updated 2026-10-29اقرأ بالعربية