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The following instructions are for Windows 10. If you're running an older version you can still follow the same steps, except some of the screens you see may look a little different.
Note: For standard DNS, access is controlled by IP address. This is to prevent abuse of our servers by bad actors. When you sign in on the {{entity()}} website, your IP address is automatically whitelisted. Before changing your computer's DNS settings, just make sure you sign in from a device on your home network first so that your house's IP is added to your account. If you're reading this on your computer, then you're already good to go. You can always manually add/remove IPs in account management also.
Step 1
Go to the Start menu and then Settings
Step 2
Then go to Network & Internet.
Step 3
Go to Network and Sharing Center.
Step 4
Click on your Internet connection.
Step 5
Go to Properties.
Step 6
highlight-light Internet Protocol Version 4, and then click Properties.
Step 7
Click Use the following DNS server addresses.
Step 8
Enter the IP addresses shown and click OK.
Step 9
You're done!