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Adam
Depends on what router you have. Type 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 in your address bar. One of those -should- take you to the login screen to configure your router. Or a simple search of your routers name or model/serial number on google.
Jun 10 2013 11:48 AM -
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Hydrogen
I haven't used windows in over a decade so perhaps this information is out of date. Open a command prompt and type in cmd.exe and in the command prompt that opens up, type in "ipconfig /all" -- search for the entry that contains a full IP address. There should be a field in that entry that mentions something about a gateway. The gateway IP address is most likely your router's IP address.
Jun 10 2013 11:54 AM


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