Windows 10 Setup Guide

Windows 10 Smart DNS Setup Guide

Follow this simple guide to set up UnGeo Smart DNS on Windows 10 using your network adapter settings.

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Windows 10

Before You Start

Before changing your DNS settings, make sure your UnGeo account is active and your current IP address is added in your Client Area. If that is already done, continue with the DNS setup below.

1

Don’t have an account yet?

Choose a plan and create your UnGeo account before setting up DNS.

Get Started ›
2

Add your current IP address

Add your current IP address in the Client Area to allow UnGeo to work properly.

Register My IP Address ›

Once both are done, continue with the DNS setup steps.

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

1

Open Windows Settings

Click the Windows Start button, then open Settings.

2

Go to Network & Internet

In Windows Settings, click Network & Internet.

3

Open Adapter Options

On the Status page, click Change adapter options. If you do not see it, look under Advanced network settings or related network options.

4

Choose Your Active Connection

Right-click the connection you currently use. This is usually Wi-Fi for wireless internet or Ethernet for a wired connection.

5

Open Adapter Properties

Select Properties from the menu. If Windows asks for permission, click Yes or enter your administrator password.

6

Select Internet Protocol Version 4

In the list of connection items, select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), then click Properties.

7

Enter Your UnGeo DNS Servers

Select Use the following DNS server addresses, then enter the UnGeo DNS addresses shown in your Client Area.

8

Save Your DNS Settings

Click OK, then close the remaining network settings windows.

9

Restart Your Browser or Streaming App

Close and reopen your browser or streaming app so it starts using the new DNS settings.

10

You’re All Set!

Your Windows 10 device is now ready to use UnGeo Smart DNS. Enjoy your favorite shows and channels.

Setup Screenshots

Follow the screenshots below if you prefer a visual guide.

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Tip: Screens may look slightly different depending on your device version, network adapter, or system language.

Ready to check your DNS?

After saving the UnGeo DNS addresses on your device, run a quick check to confirm that your connection is ready.

I’ve Set DNS — Check Connection →

Troubleshooting

In Windows 10, this link may appear as Change adapter options, Advanced network settings, or More network adapter options depending on your system version. You can also search for Network Connections from the Start menu.
Choose the adapter you are actively using. If you stream over Wi-Fi, configure Wi-Fi. If you use a cable connection, configure Ethernet.
Changing DNS settings requires administrator access. Sign in with an administrator account or approve the Windows permission prompt.
Your connection may be managed by security software, a VPN app, work/school policy, or another network tool. Disable conflicting network tools or contact the device administrator.
Make sure your UnGeo account is active, your current IP address is registered in the Client Area, and the DNS addresses were entered exactly as shown.
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FAQ

Yes. Windows 10 allows you to manually set DNS servers for your Wi-Fi or Ethernet adapter, which works with UnGeo Smart DNS.
No. You can set up UnGeo Smart DNS directly in the built-in Windows network settings.
For most users, configuring IPv4 DNS is enough. If your network uses IPv6 and you notice issues, you may need to disable IPv6 or configure it separately.
Yes, but each adapter has its own DNS settings. Configure the adapter you actually use for streaming.
Your UnGeo DNS addresses are available inside your Client Area. Use only the DNS servers assigned to your account.