computer help!

[keepitmovin]

how do you find your own IP?? I remember its run - then winigicp or something like that someone please help. Thanks

[Kreator]

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Hrm press Start|Run
type in 'cmd' ( w/o ' )
it'll give u the dos-prompt thingy
then just type in 'ipconfig' ( w/o ' )
then it'll give u yer stats.... (different layout for different connections so i can't tell what exaclty it'll show)

Kre

[DSC]

If you running winnt or win2k, do what he said.

But since you mentioned winipcfg, I'm assumeing your running win9x or winME. So Start-->run-->"winipcfg" (w/o "")

I dono what to do for XP though, I assume it would be the same as win2k.

[transient]

ipconfig will work just fine on XP. You can also go to network connections, get the status of your connection and hit details (I think those are the steps, if not it's something to that effect)