How do i change my IP address?
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A computer expert may know how. I don't think there is any way for us users to do it.\nThe suggestions you received may be correct, but make sure you get a second opinion before trying any of these solutions. Altering your computer's config should be done with great care.
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1. Go to "Tools"\n2. Select "Internet options"\n3. Change the address for your home page
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Easiest solution: www.effectivePCtools.com\n\nAll of these programs will change/mask your real IP with all online applications used.
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its been a while since i was trying to do this  however i dont think you can change your IP address
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www.changeip.com is one\njust google free dns and you will find dozens
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Loopback IP address is by default, 127.0.0.(1-254),\nbut u cn change it.
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change your network settings
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Open a web browser such as IE and type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar. The IP address may be different depending upon your router but that is the most common one used. Log in to your router... password is usually admin (you should change this ASAP!). Next look for some sort of tab to click on that says wireless which will give you a page where you can change all of your settings for your wireless connection. I can't give specific details without knowing the make and model of your router. You may also want to try the manufactures website for a user guide... I know that Linksys is one of the best router manufactures on the market and does a really good job with their user guides and support. Good Luck!
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You Should go to Your Network Neighbourhood Icon on desktop\n\n  after right clicking it click on property \n  and then on the Lan icon right click > property\n\n  you will find TCP/IP there just highlight it and them click on PROPERTY\n\n  and give any IP address you like or just choose "Obtain IP address automatically"\n\n   and then restart your system .\n\n   this will solve your problem\n\n       good luck
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you might have a bad IP you need a new one, so you need to set it manually. Go to the network connections properties and click tcp/ip then click manual and change it to the IP you want.\nHope that helps
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in the "run" box type cmd ..... when the command window opens ...type \nipconfig /release\nwhen it goes through it's little sequence you need to type\nipconfig /renew\nthis will renew your ip address\nGood Luck\n\nAn easier option might be to right click your wireless connection icon in your system tray and from that menu click "repair"
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You can go into the admin panel and change it from there.\n\nOpen your Internet browser to http://homeportal/management.\n\nClick Home Network, located on the left-hand link panel, under Configuration.\n\nYou will see an entry in there for SSID: Typically he default is 2WIRE786. Change it to whatever you like. There is another checkbox there to tell you not to broadcast the network name. Thsi keeps your network somewhat secure.\n\nNote: If you are connecting wirelessly to this portal make sure to change the network name on you remote computer. If you are not using wireless network you can ignore this coment.
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http://checkip.dyndns.org/ \n\nThis web site give you your ip address. To change your ip address, you can change it by accessing control panel->Network connections->LAN(if you use lan) and right click properties->scroll to internet protocol. There you can change your ip address. But this depends on your ISP. Sometimes, your ISP will set your ip and you cant change it. But it change often depends on your isp
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In Microsoft Internet Explorer, go to "Tools" on the menu above, select "Internet Options," and on the top of "General" tabpage, you will see the box where you can change your webpage. Just type the new address into the white box and click "OK" below.
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go to the command prompt in accessories...type in ipconfig /all\nyour ip address will appear in the window..
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There may be a problem with the configuration of your IP addresses. I've prepared the following guide for you to follow (It may seem daunting but I've tried to make it as easy to follow as possible- honest!) this should sort out your problem.\n\n1) On the main computer of the network click start > run > ipconfig\n\n2) Right click the network icon in the system tray at the bottom right of the screen and click status then properties.\n\n3) From the list choose Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), click properties\n\n4) select use the following IP Address\n\n5) in default gateway type the number that appears in the default gateway section of the ipconfig window\nin subnet mask leave it as 255.255.255.0 or whatever it is\nin IP address write the smae address as in default gateway but change the last number so if default gateway is 192.168.1.1 then IP address will be 192.168.1.2 write the default gateway in the preferred and alternate DNS server fields.\n\n6) repeat steps 2-5 on the other computers but choose a new last digit in the IP address (ie 192.168.1.3 and 192.168.1.4 etc)\n\nHope this Helps!
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Basically, you cannot.\n\nYou may have a few options though.\n\nIf your ISP assigned you a static IP, you are pretty much out of luck.  You can try calling them and asking them nicely for a new one.\n\nIf you are DHCP, you are at their mercy.  You can try unplugging you modem (DSL, cable, etc...) for a while and then plugging it back in.  It may find you a new IP to use, it may not.  It depends how they have their network setup.\n\nIf you are IP banned on a web site or something.  You can actually search google for free proxies.  Setup one of them in your internet browser and it will actually hide your real IP for the proxies IP.\n\nIf you are trying to change it on a local network.  You will need to right click on Network Neighborhood (Windows 9x/NT/ME) or Network Places (Windows 2k/XP) and select properties.  From there, right click on the lan connection and select properties.  Select the TCP/IP and select properties.  From there, you should navigate to the tab that has information about the actual IP.  If it is set for DHCP, you can actually for to a command prompt (Windows NT/2k/XP -> Start | Run and type 'cmd') and in there type 'ipconfig /release' and then 'ipconfig /renew'  If there is no DHCP, you can change the IP in the section also.  I would keep it on the same subnets though, so if the IP is 192.168.0.1, change it to 192.168.0.10 or something like that.  Not 192.168.1.1, because it will not be seen by other PCs and setting up the subnets to talk to each other can get tricky.\n\nIf you are using linux, in a command shell, just type 'ifconfig eth0 <IP Address>' and it should change.  If it is DHCP, you can actually just type 'ifconfig /down' and then 'ifconfig /up'