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Click Start, put cmd.exe into Search programs and files field and press Enter.
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Windows command prompt window shows up. No type ipconfig and press Enter.
You can also type ipoconfig/all for even more information about your network cards and settings.
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Now you get all sorts of data listed, the part you want to know is the number next to IPv4 address.
In my case it's 192.168.252.89.
If you are behind a router, like me, than this is you internal IP address. If you are connected directly to the Internet, than this is also your public Intenet IP address. If you are behind a router click here to find out your public Intenet IP address.
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