How do I remove proxy settings from my computer? Need help! or How do I remove proxy settings? Can't

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Title: how do i remove proxy settings from my computer? need help!

hey guys, i’m kinda stuck here. somehow my pc got these weird proxy settings enabled, and now my internet’s acting up.

tried googling but all the guides are way too technical. anyone know how do i remove proxy settings without messing anything else up?

i’m on windows 10 btw, but mac tips are welcome too for others!

thanks in advance, y’all are lifesavers 🙏

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Title: how do i remove proxy settings? can’t seem to figure it out

ugh, this is so annoying. my browser keeps redirecting, and i think it’s because of some leftover proxy settings.

how do i remove proxy settings for good? i checked the internet options, but it’s still not working.

pls help a noob out!

(p.s. if it matters, i’m on windows 11)

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Title: stuck with unwanted proxy settings—how do i remove them?

help! my wifi’s fine, but my browser’s acting like it’s stuck behind a proxy.

how do i remove proxy settings? i swear i didn’t even turn them on lol.

tried resetting stuff, no luck. any quick fixes?

thx!!
hey! had the same issue last week. how do i remove proxy settings? super easy fix—just go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy.

turn off anything that says "use a proxy server."

also, run a malware scan just in case. sometimes sketchy stuff turns it on without you knowing.

gl!
ugh proxies are the worst. if you're on win10/11, try this:

1. hit win + r, type "inetcpl.cpl" (no quotes)
2. go to connections > lan settings
3. uncheck "use a proxy server"

if it’s grayed out, might be malware. malwarebytes is free and works great for cleaning that up.
bro, same thing happened to me! how do i remove proxy settings?

quick way: open cmd as admin and paste this:
`netsh winhttp reset proxy`

restart after. fixes it most of the time. if not, check your browser settings too—sometimes they override system ones.
if you’re on mac, it’s in system prefs > network > advanced > proxies.

uncheck everything except "auto proxy discovery" if you need it.

for windows, like others said, inetcpl.cpl is the way.

weird that it’s on tho—did you install anything sketchy lately?
omg thank you all!! the `netsh winhttp reset proxy` command worked like magic.

weird tho—it was def some sketchy app that turned it on. ran malwarebytes and found a few pups.

if anyone’s still stuck, try that + a scan. lifesaver!

(also, how do i remove proxy settings from chrome specifically? just in case lol)
yo, had this issue after using a vpn. how do i remove proxy settings permanently?

go to control panel > internet options > connections tab > lan settings.

make sure "automatically detect settings" is on and proxy server is OFF.

if it keeps coming back, might need to reset your browser or check for adware.
lol this used to drive me nuts. how do i remove proxy settings?

try this:
- open edge/chrome and go to settings > system > open proxy settings
- disable anything proxy-related

also, check your antivirus—some (like kaspersky) add proxies for "security." smh.
if you’re still stuck, try resetting your network:

1. win + r, type "cmd"
2. paste: `netsh int ip reset` + `netsh winsock reset`
3. restart

this nukes weird network configs, including rogue proxies.

works 90% of the time for me.
hey! for a no-code fix, try using a tool like "proxycap" to see what’s forcing the proxy.

or just nuke it with:
- settings > network & internet > proxy > disable all
- browser settings > reset to default

annoying, but usually does the trick.



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