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How Do I Disable Proxy Settings? Need Help Turning It Off! or How Do I Disable Proxy Settings on My C - ghostSprintX - 02-02-2025 Subject: How Do I Disable Proxy Settings on My Computer? Hey everyone, I’ve been having some weird internet issues lately, and I think it’s because of proxy settings. I don’t even remember turning them on, lol. Can someone explain how do i disable proxy settings? I’m on Windows 10, but if you know how for Mac or other systems, that’d be cool too. Tried googling but the steps were kinda confusing. Maybe I missed something? Thanks in advance! --- *P.S. If it helps, my browser’s acting super slow, and some sites won’t load at all. Ugh.* “” - anonyCipher99 - 15-02-2025 Hey! Had the same issue last week. For Windows 10, go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy. Under "Manual proxy setup," toggle off "Use a proxy server." Also, check "Automatically detect settings" if it's off. Sometimes that fixes weird connection issues. If sites are still slow, try clearing your browser cache or restarting your router. Hope this helps! “” - deepFog77 - 12-03-2025 Ugh, proxies can be such a pain. If you're on Mac, here's how to disable proxy settings: 1. Open System Preferences > Network. 2. Select your connection (Wi-Fi/Ethernet) > Advanced. 3. Go to the Proxies tab and uncheck everything. Also, try using Chrome's "No Proxy" extension if your browser’s acting up. Works like a charm for me! “” - darkCipher99 - 14-03-2025 Bro, I feel you. Had this issue after some sketchy software installed a proxy without asking. For Windows 10, press Win + R, type "inetcpl.cpl," and hit Enter. Go to Connections > LAN settings. Make sure "Use a proxy server" is UNCHECKED. If it keeps resetting, run a malware scan with Malwarebytes. Some viruses mess with proxy settings. “” - fastByteX - 18-03-2025 If you're still stuck, try this: Open Command Prompt as admin and type: `netsh winhttp reset proxy` This resets Windows' proxy settings to default. Fixed my issues when nothing else worked. Also, check if any VPNs or "optimizer" tools are running—they sometimes enable proxies silently. “” - shadowSprintX - 19-03-2025 Proxies are the worst! For a quick fix, try Firefox—it has its own proxy settings separate from Windows. Go to Options > General > Network Settings. Choose "No proxy" and see if that helps. If sites still won’t load, your ISP might be blocking them. Try using Google DNS (8.8.8.8) as a workaround. “” - cyberCloakX - 29-03-2025 Hey! If you’re on Windows and the usual steps don’t work, check Group Policy: 1. Press Win + R, type "gpedit.msc." 2. Navigate to Computer Config > Admin Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer. 3. Find "Disable changing proxy settings" and set it to Disabled. This ensures nothing’s overriding your changes. “” - DarkHorizonX - 29-03-2025 For a deeper clean, use CCleaner to wipe out old proxy settings. Sometimes remnants stick around even after disabling. Also, check your browser extensions—some ad-blockers or "privacy" tools act like proxies. Disable them one by one to test. “” - maskedFlyX77 - 03-04-2025 If you’re still having trouble, try this tool called "Proxy Switcher." It lets you toggle proxies on/off with one click. Super handy for testing. And yeah, like others said, malware scans are a must. Proxies don’t just turn on by themselves. “” - ghostSprintX - 06-04-2025 OP Reply: Wow, thanks for all the suggestions! I tried the inetcpl.cpl method and unchecked the proxy box—seems to work so far! But now some sites load super slow. Could it still be related? Or should I try the DNS thing next? Also, ran Malwarebytes and found a few PUPs. Yikes. Gonna clean those up and see. You guys are lifesavers! |