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+----- Thread: [For #noobs] How to change IP Address on Skype[Protection against skype resolvers] (/showthread.php?tid=3226005)
[For #noobs] How to change IP Address on Skype[Protection against skype resolvers] - Apostle - Feb 2, 2013
I'm going to be doing a simple tutorial today, by simply changing your IP on Skype to prevent people from resolving your IP Address.
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1) Click on Tools --> ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2) Click on Options
3) Click on Advanced
4) Click on Connection
5) Untick this box.
6) Change this to HTTPS.
7) Input a proxy.
Proxy's Can be found Here.
Note; this is a simple tutorial for n00bs :)
I just thought I'd post it as many people don't know how to change their IP on Skype to prevent getting resolved/booted.
* - ca9a2536fd8b17df76f7ee082 - Feb 2, 2013
Thank you for the tutorial, I'm sure you're going to help some of the noobs.
Good job OP!
- Google Expert
* - Apostle - Feb 2, 2013
(Feb 2, 2013 03:28 AM)Google Expert Wrote: Thank you for the tutorial, I'm sure you're going to help some of the noobs.
Good job OP!
- Google Expert
Thank you sir. 🤝
~Apostle
* - jake27 - Feb 2, 2013
Where can i try to resolve my ip?
35 characters
* - donormedal - Feb 2, 2013
Won't a proxy lag the skype?
good tut
* - Keeper - Feb 2, 2013
Well that ain't really work. As far as I'm aware resolvers are based on the IP from which the account was registered. What's more, tried it myself and resolved to original IP.
* - Apostle - Feb 2, 2013
(Feb 2, 2013 12:58 PM)Keeper Wrote: Well that ain't really work. As far as I'm aware resolvers are based on the IP from which the account was registered. What's more, tried it myself and resolved to original IP.
I doubt it. Your IP changes, so a resolver would be wrong all the time.
* - samh532 - Feb 2, 2013
Actually this won't work. The reason being that Skype automatically defaults to your standard connection unless it's blocked, which then it will attempt to connect through your proxy. You have to change the registry to force skype to connect via your proxy. There's a tutorial for this at /showthread.php?tid=3220205. Nice tutorial nonetheless :)
* - Apostle - Feb 2, 2013
(Feb 2, 2013 04:01 PM)samh532 Wrote: Actually this won't work. The reason being that Skype automatically defaults to your standard connection unless it's blocked, which then it will attempt to connect through your proxy. You have to change the registry to force skype to connect via your proxy. There's a tutorial for this at /showthread.php?tid=3220205. Nice tutorial nonetheless :)
Ah, nice catch. o.O
I use to use this method though, and resolved myself.
I thought it still worked.
* - teonanacalt - Feb 9, 2013
Good tutorial, very useful guide for who don't know about this.
Thank you so much, bro! good contribution.
* - sonny403 - Mar 7, 2013
thanks, for this! Very usefull for me.
* - ғlαѕнpoιɴт - Mar 7, 2013
Thanks for this tutorial, I've been DDOS-ed a week ago by a skype resolver -,-
But thanks for this TUT now i can DDOS that retard without he DDOS-es me back ;)
* - jerseyboy9577 - Mar 7, 2013
hi there im using a vpn changer.And it wont change my ip in skpe when resolve it I tryed the way they explained above but the ip vpn changer i use shows it being a new ip. but when on the vpn it still shows my old one old ip not the new one can someone lead me the right way plse thanks
* - ๖ۣۜRobocope - Apr 23, 2013
I have tried this and it doesnt work for me... why not? :/
* - Apostle - Apr 23, 2013
Maybe because it's outdated. 🤝