Here are the best ways to find your router's IP address without looking at the box in Windows 11.
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Windows 11: Set static IP address (all options)
In Windows 11, you have several ways to find your router's IP address. This guide will show you the best ways to find it using the Command Prompt, PowerShell, and the Settings app.
Sometimes you need to know the router's IP address for various reasons, such as when you access the device through the web browser to troubleshoot internet connection issues, configure features like VPN, or open a network port. The only caveat is that these devices don't have a screen, so it can be difficult to know the network configuration to access it. While you can always look at the router's sticker, the information may not always be correct and sometimes the router is not in the same room you are in.
If you need to know your router's network address, Windows 11 offers several ways to find out this information using the Settings app, the Command Prompt, and PowerShell.
