Can't connect to 192.168.1.1? Here's how to find yours and your router's IP addressIf you need to find the IP address of your computer or router, we show you how from practically any deviceIf you're trying to access your wireless router or find out your network settings, you're on the right page. In this guide, I'm going to show you how to find out the information that you need, from practically any device connected to your network. This includes showing you how to find you your router's actual address, as well as deciphering your device's IP details, too. The brilliant news is that it's all very straight-forward and doesn't require any real technical speciality. Before I get into the actual details, it's worth doing some troubleshooting first, just in case there's a problem that's preventing access.TroubleshootingIf you can't access your router and you've found this page, there are a few things that you should try before you dive into the more detailed instructions below, as you may find that they'll solve the issue.Retype your router's address in - Some web browsers trigger a Google search when you type in an IP address, taking you to Google rather than your router. Try typing the address in again, but this time use http:// in front of the IP address.Check which network you're connected to - Make sure that you're connected to the right network and that your computer or phone hasn't joined another network by mistake.Connect via a cable - If you're using Wi-Fi, try and connect via a cable connection from a computer instead to see if you can. If this fixes it, check out my complete Wi-Fi fixing guide.Finding IP addressesAssuming that you've been through the short troubleshooting steps above, you're now ready to find out what your IP address is and what your router's IP address really is. I've given instructions for how to find this using Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, so you can use pretty much every network-connected device that you might have.WindowsClick on the Start button, type ‘adapter’ and select View network connections. From the list, click on the live network connection icon (it will be blue) and, from the toolbar, click View status of this connection. If you can’t see this option, you may have to click the ‘>>’ icon in the toolbar first. Click the details box and a new dialog box will pop up. The IPV4 address listed is your computer’s address. Your router’s IP address is the IPv4 Default Gateway.