Windows 7 the latest operating system from Microsoft has some little changes from its predecessor. When faced with the question how do I find my IP address, you may be stranded trying to navigate around like in the XP version but with these simple steps it will be easy for you to do it.
From the notification area of your computer, click on the Network Icon and when a dialogue box appears choose the Network and Sharing Center. From hear go to the ‘your connection’ area where you can then click on the details button to find all the information on internet connection including your IP address.
Alternatively, click on Run where you can type in the letters ‘cmd’ to take you into the Dos command prompt. You can also access it from the programs menu from start up then choose accessories where you will get the ‘command prompt.’ Now you can type in the command “netstat -n’ then press on enter to view the information provided on both your local address which is your IP and all the foreign IP address connected to your computer. Your IP address usually starts with the digits 192.168… you can also type the command ‘Ipconfig’ from the command prompt to view your IP address.
In both methods you will find the IP address in case it does not work go to the internet and search for the automatic services for checking your IP address. However remember that you must be connected to the internet for this to work.



