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Need Help: How to Turn Off the Proxy Server on My Computer? or Stuck with Proxy Settings—How to Turn - secureShifterX - 07-10-2024 "Stuck with Proxy Settings—How to Turn Off the Proxy Server Properly?" Hey guys, Sooo I messed around with some proxy settings earlier (don’t ask why lol) and now my internet’s acting weird. I think I need to turn off the proxy server, but I’m not sure how to do it *properly*. I’m on Windows 10, btw. Tried googling "how to turn off the proxy server," but the steps I found didn’t seem to work? Or maybe I missed something. Anyone got a simple fix for this? Like, step-by-step? Would really appreciate it—kinda driving me nuts here! Thanks in advance! --- *(Casual, slightly frustrated tone, 80 words)* “” - CipherZenX - 04-11-2024 Hey! Had the same issue last week. Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy. Under "Manual proxy setup," toggle off "Use a proxy server." Sometimes Windows gets weird with cached settings, so restart after. If that doesn’t work, check out this guide on how to turn off the proxy server properly: [link]. Helped me out! “” - anonyXpert77 - 09-11-2024 Ugh, proxies can be such a pain. Quick fix: hit Win + R, type "inetcpl.cpl," go to Connections > LAN settings. Uncheck "Use a proxy server for your LAN." Also, run "ipconfig /flushdns" in Command Prompt just in case. Windows loves holding onto old settings for no reason. “” - HyperOrbitX - 04-12-2024 Bro, same. Windows 10’s proxy settings are lowkey confusing. Try this: 1. Open Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy 2. Turn off everything under "Manual proxy setup" AND "Automatic setup" 3. Reboot If it’s still messed up, might wanna reset network settings entirely. Google "how to turn off the proxy server windows 10 reset" for more deets. “” - SecureLegendX - 06-02-2025 Pro tip: Sometimes antivirus or VPNs override proxy settings. Check if yours is messing with it. For how to turn off the proxy server, go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections tab > LAN settings. Uncheck the proxy box. Annoying, but it works. “” - InvisibleCircuit99 - 16-02-2025 lol been there. If the usual steps aren’t working, try this: - Open Registry Editor (careful!!) - Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings - Set "ProxyEnable" to 0 But tbh, just use a tool like CCleaner to wipe proxy settings if you’re not comfy with regedit. “” - vpnDrift99 - 24-02-2025 Wait, did you accidentally enable a script for proxy settings? Check "Automatic setup" in Proxy settings too. Sometimes that’s the culprit. For how to turn off the proxy server, disable both manual and auto. Also, run "netsh winsock reset" in CMD. Fixes weird network glitches. “” - ProxyKnight - 08-03-2025 If you’re still stuck, try this: Open PowerShell as admin and run: `Set-ItemProperty -Path "HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" -Name "ProxyEnable" -Value 0` Then restart. Works when GUI settings don’t. Also, check out [website] for more advanced fixes on how to turn off the proxy server properly. “” - maskedMimicX - 22-03-2025 Yo, had this exact problem! Turns out my work VPN was forcing a proxy. If you’re using one, disconnect it first. Then, go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy and disable everything. Simple, but easy to miss. --- “” - secureShifterX - 31-03-2025 OMG THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!! The registry edit + restart finally worked. I swear I toggled the proxy settings a million times before, but it just needed the extra kick. Quick q though—could this mess with my VPN later? I use Nord sometimes and don’t wanna break it. Also, shoutout to the person who suggested CCleaner, gonna try that next time lol. Y’all are lifesavers! |