Using the Command PromptĪlternatively, you can also use Command Prompt to change the DNS settings on Windows 10. Confirm your "Preferred DNS" and "Alternate DNS" addresses.Īfter you complete the steps, you should now be able to connect to the internet using the new resolvers.Īlthough the Settings app should be the recommended experience to change the DNS settings on your computer, we're not listing this option first because it can be confusing for some people. Use the "Edit IP settings" drop-down menu and select the Manual option.Ĩ. Under the "IP settings" section, click the Edit button.Ħ. Select the connection that connects Windows 10 to the network.ĥ. Click on Ethernet (or Wi-Fi depending on your connection).Ĥ. To change the DNS addresses using the Settings app, use these steps:ģ. Once you complete the steps, the device will immediately start using the DNS settings that you specified. In addition to adding more addresses, from this tab, you can also edit and remove resolvers, and you even have an option on the side to change their priority. Specify the alternate DNS server address. If you want to use Cloudflare, Google Public DNS, or Cisco OpenDNS, you can use these settings: Type your "preferred" and "alternate" DNS addresses. When you select the option to specify the DNS settings manually, the device will continue to receive the TCP/IP address from the DHCP server (router).ĩ. Select the Use the following DNS server addresses option. Select and check the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) option.Ĩ. You'll know which adapter is connected to the network because it won't have a "Disabled" or "Network cable unplugged" label.Ħ. Right-click the network interface that connects Windows 10 to the internet, and select the Properties option. Click the Change adapter settings option in the left pane.ĥ.To change the DNS settings on Windows 10 using Control Panel, use these steps:
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