Setup Proxy Windows 7
HTTP proxy configuration on Windows 7 | Perfect Privacy
First, open the Start Menu and click Control Panel.
Then, click Network and Internet.
Click on Internet Options.
In the connections tab, click on LAN settings in the Local Area Network section.
Activate the checkbox Use a proxy server for your LAN and click on Advanced.
Enter a Perfect Privacy server of your choice in the HTTP: field and enter 3128 as Port. Activate the checkbox Use the same proxy server for all protocols and leave the settings dialog by clicking OK.
Open your browser and go to any website. You will need to enter your Perfect Privacy login credentials to authenticate with the proxy server.
You can verify whether the configuration is correct by browsing to our Check IP site.
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Windows 7 – Proxy Setup – WonderProxy
Internet Explorer & Chrome
These settings are stored by Microsoft Windows. Other applications such as Microsoft Outlook may also follow them. Ensure these settings do not remain in place beyond your testing to avoid routing unnecessary traffic through the proxy network.
From Internet Explorer’s Tools menu (or gear icon), select Internet Options. Or, from Google
Chrome’s Options menu, select the Under the Hood tab, and click Change proxy
settings. The Windows Internet Properties window will open.
Select the Connections tab
Click the LAN settings button
Select Use a proxy server for your LAN
Enter the hostname for the desired HTTP proxy in the Address box ( for example),
and the appropriate port number (such as 11000)
Click OK
Click Apply
Firefox
From the Tools menu, select Options
Select the Network tab
Click the Settings button in the Connection frame
Enter the hostname for the desired HTTP proxy ( for example), and port 11000.
Opera
Under the Tools option, select Preferences
Select the Advanced tab
Select the Network option
Click the Proxy Servers… button
Enter the hostname for the desired HTTP proxy ( for example), port 11000.
Click OK
Windows 7 – Proxy Setup – WonderProxy
Internet Explorer & Chrome
These settings are stored by Microsoft Windows. Other applications such as Microsoft Outlook may also follow them. Ensure these settings do not remain in place beyond your testing to avoid routing unnecessary traffic through the proxy network.
From Internet Explorer’s Tools menu (or gear icon), select Internet Options. Or, from Google
Chrome’s Options menu, select the Under the Hood tab, and click Change proxy
settings. The Windows Internet Properties window will open.
Select the Connections tab
Click the LAN settings button
Select Use a proxy server for your LAN
Enter the hostname for the desired HTTP proxy in the Address box ( for example),
and the appropriate port number (such as 11000)
Click OK
Click Apply
Firefox
From the Tools menu, select Options
Select the Network tab
Click the Settings button in the Connection frame
Enter the hostname for the desired HTTP proxy ( for example), and port 11000.
Opera
Under the Tools option, select Preferences
Select the Advanced tab
Select the Network option
Click the Proxy Servers… button
Enter the hostname for the desired HTTP proxy ( for example), port 11000.
Click OK
Frequently Asked Questions about setup proxy windows 7
How do I setup a proxy server in Windows 7?
Configure Windows 7From Internet Explorer’s Tools menu (or gear icon), select Internet Options. … Select the Connections tab.Click the LAN settings button.Select Use a proxy server for your LAN.More items…
Where are proxy settings in Windows 7?
In any Windows version, you can find the proxy settings via the Control Panel on your computer.Click on Start and open the Control Panel. Then click on Internet Options.In the Internet Options, go to Connections > LAN settings.Here you have all the settings that are related to setting up a proxy in Windows.
How do I fix my proxy server on Windows 7?
Follow the steps:a. Go to Start and type internet options in Search box.b. Click on Internet Options.c. Click on “Connections” tab.d. Click on LAN settings.e. Uncheck “Use a proxy server for your LAN”.a. Click Start button and type cmd in the Search box.b. Right click cmd.exe and click Run as administrator.c.More items…•Feb 16, 2012
