How to change IP address in Windows XP

How to change IP address in Windows XP

• Turn your modem OFF.
• If you have a router, turn it OFF.
• Temporarily disconnect the router from your computer AND modem (you can reconnect it later).
• Connect your modem directly to your computer.
• Restart your computer and modem.
• After both have restarted, surf to some websites to make sure that your connection has come back.

STEP #2:

Surf to make a note of your current IP address.

STEP #3 to change the IP address of Windows XP

• Go to your START menu and click "Run".
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STEP #4 to change your IP in Windows XP

• Type "cmd" and hit Enter (don't include the quotes around cmd).
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STEP #5:

• At the prompt type "ipconfig /release" (without the quotes, and with a space before the slash)
• Hit Enter.
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STEP #6 to change IP address in Windows XP

• Go to your START menu, click "Connect to" , and "Show all connections"
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STEP #7:

Right-click on "Local Area Connection" and click "Properties".

STEP #8 for changing IP address in XP

• Highlight "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" and click "Properties".
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STEP #9:

• Check the box for "Use the following IP address" and enter the following:
  
  IP address: 111.111.111.111
  Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0

STEP #10:

• Then click "OK", and then "Close" to exit the dialog boxes.
   
• Wait 30 seconds. This is IMPORTANT.

STEP #11 to change your IP address in Windows XP:

• Repeat steps 6-8 above.
• This time, for step 9, check the box for "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically".

STEP #12:

• Click "OK" and "Close" to exit the dialog boxes.
• WAIT 30-60 SECONDS for the connection to reset.
• Yes, this is IMPORTANT.

STEP #13 to change IP address in Windows XP

• Click refresh on to verify that your IP address has changed.
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Congratulations, you're done changing your IP address in XP!
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Again, we suggest using this technique no more than once per week unless you have obtained permission from your ISP -- they may not be thrilled about frequently reissuing IP's. It may attract attention, service termination, and/or additional fees.
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