How to make IP address invisible in CMD on Windows 10? Need help hiding my IP! or Can someone explain

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"Hey guys, quick question – how to make ip address invisible cmd windows 10?

I was messing around in Command Prompt and realized my IP shows up when running certain commands. Kinda sketchy, ngl.

Is there a way to hide it or mask it? Not super techy, so simple steps would be awesome.

Also, does this even work or am I wasting my time? Lol. Any help appreciated!

*Thanks in advance!*"

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"Yo, anyone know how to make ip address invisible cmd windows 10?

Like, when I type *ipconfig*, it’s just there for anyone to see. Feels a bit exposed, y’know?

Tried googling but got lost in VPN stuff – just want a quick fix for CMD.

If you’ve got tricks, hit me up! *Thx!*"

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Yo, hiding your IP in CMD isn't really a thing since it's just displaying your local network info. But if you're worried about privacy, try a VPN like ProtonVPN or Windscribe.

They mask your real IP system-wide, so even ipconfig won't show your actual public IP.

For local stuff, tho, you can't hide it—it's how your network works. Maybe clarify why you need it?
Lol, CMD just shows what your system knows—it’s not "exposing" you. But if you wanna hide your public IP, a VPN is the way.

Try NordVPN or Surfshark. They’re easy to set up and will mask your IP in cmd and everywhere else.

Otherwise, you’re stuck—your local IP has to show for networking.
Bro, you can’t really hide your IP in CMD itself—it’s just reading your system info.

But if you’re paranoid about your public IP, use Tor Browser or a VPN like Mullvad.

For local IP (the one ipconfig shows), nah, that’s needed for your network. Unless you’re on some spy mission, it’s not a big deal.
Wait, why do you wanna hide it? CMD just displays your network config—it’s not leaking it to the internet.

If you mean your public IP, yeah, a VPN or Tor will mask it. But for local IP? Nah, that’s like hiding your house number from your own mailman.

Try CyberGhost VPN if you want a simple fix.
Hey, so I tried NordVPN like some of you said, and yeah, it hides my public IP in cmd now. Thx!

But my local IP still shows—guess that’s normal?

Also, is there a way to stop cmd from displaying the IP entirely, or is that just how Windows works?

Appreciate the help!
Kinda confused—are you trying to hide your local IP (like 192.168.x.x) or your public IP?

For local, no way, your PC needs it. For public, VPNs like ExpressVPN or Private Internet Access will hide it globally.

CMD isn’t the issue—it’s just showing what’s already there.
If you’re worried about cmd showing your IP, you’re misunderstanding how it works. It’s not "exposing" you—it’s just system info.

But if you wanna mask your public IP, use a VPN. I recommend IVPN—super clean and no logs.

Otherwise, you’re overthinking it. Your local IP isn’t a security risk.



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