How to Set Up a Proxy on Windows 10
Proxys.io offers both datacenter and residential proxies (IP addresses) with support for HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols. In each case you receive an IP address, an HTTP(S) port, a SOCKS5 port, and login/password for authentication. To use one of these proxies on Windows 10, you must configure the system or your applications to route traffic through the proxy’s IP and port. Below we cover system-wide configuration via Settings and command-line, as well as application-specific proxy setup (for browsers, etc.). We use a sample Proxys.io residential proxy (e.g. IP 10.0.0.6, port 8080) in examples.
Configuring Windows 10 System Proxy
Open the Windows Settings app (for example, click the Start menu and the gear icon or press Win+I). In Settings, go to Network & Internet and select Proxy from the left-hand menu. This opens the proxy configuration panel.