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Need help: How to disable proxy server on my computer? or Can someone explain how to disable proxy se - ghostNomadX77 - 17-07-2024 Subject: Need help: how to disable proxy server on my computer? Hey guys, Sooo my internet’s been acting weird lately, and I think it’s cuz of some proxy server settings. No idea how they got turned on, but I need to figure out how to disable proxy server stuff ASAP. I’m on Windows 10 btw. Tried googling but all the guides are way too technical lol. Anyone got a simple step-by-step? Like, where exactly do I go in settings? Also, does disabling it mess with anything else? Just wanna make sure I don’t break my connection completely haha. Thanks in advance! 🙏 (PS: If you know how to disable proxy server on Mac too, drop that in—my roommate’s having the same issue.) “” - GhostTunnel - 16-11-2024 Hey! I had the same issue last week. Here's how to disable proxy server on Windows 10: Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy. Under "Manual proxy setup," toggle off "Use a proxy server." That’s it! Super easy. For Mac, it’s in System Preferences > Network > Advanced > Proxies. Uncheck any proxy boxes. No, disabling it won’t break your connection—it’ll just stop routing through a proxy. Hope this helps! “” - TorDrifter99 - 04-12-2024 omg proxies are such a pain. i feel u. try this: press Win + R, type "inetcpl.cpl" (no quotes), hit Enter. Go to Connections tab > LAN settings. Uncheck "Use a proxy server for your LAN." Boom, done. If ur still stuck, this site breaks it down with pics: [insert tech help site]. Mac ppl can just google "how to disable proxy server mac" and click the Apple support link. “” - SecureDrift77 - 22-02-2025 Proxies can def mess with your internet. Here’s a detailed way to disable proxy server settings: 1. Open Control Panel > Internet Options. 2. Go to Connections > LAN settings. 3. Uncheck "Use a proxy server" and hit OK. For Mac: System Preferences > Network > Advanced > Proxies > uncheck everything. Also, run a malware scan—sometimes proxies get enabled by sketchy software. Malwarebytes is free and works great. “” - shadowCipher77 - 19-03-2025 Short answer: Windows: Settings > Network > Proxy > turn off. Mac: Network > Advanced > Proxies > uncheck. Long answer: Proxies are usually harmless but can slow things down. Disabling them won’t break anything unless your work/school requires one. If it’s still weird, reset your browser settings too. “” - ghostNomadX77 - 04-04-2025 Thanks everyone! Tried the Settings > Proxy method and it worked. Weird thing tho—the proxy was set to some random IP. Did a malware scan like someone suggested and found a few sketchy files. Deleted em. Roommate’s Mac is fixed too. Y’all are lifesavers! One last Q: Could this have been a virus? Should I do anything else to secure my PC? “” - ProxyDrift99 - 05-04-2025 Yo, same prob here a while back. Quick fix: - Open Chrome (or whatever browser). - Settings > System > Open proxy settings. - Toggle that proxy crap off. For Mac, it’s under Network settings like others said. Also, check if any VPNs are running—they can fake proxy vibes. “” - MaskedShroud99 - 06-04-2025 Disabling a proxy server is easy, but first—why is it on? Did you install anything sketchy lately? Anyway, for Windows: Win + I > Network & Internet > Proxy > turn off manual proxy. For Mac: Apple menu > System Prefs > Network > Advanced > Proxies > uncheck all. If it’s still acting up, try flushing DNS (google "how to flush DNS Windows 10"). |