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# Windows

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**Usage Notice:** All JollyProxy proxy products must be used in an overseas network environment. Please ensure that you have configured the corresponding overseas network environment yourself.
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Before integrating the proxy into the Windows system, please make sure you have obtained valid proxy service information (server address, port, etc.) and have confirmed that the proxy service is running properly.

### Steps

### 1. Open System Settings

Click the **Start** icon in the lower-left corner, and select **Settings** (the gear-shaped icon) from the Start menu.

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### 2. Go to Network Settings

On the Settings page, click **Network & Internet**.

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### 3. Configure the Proxy Server

1. Select **Proxy** in the left menu.
2. In the "Manual proxy setup" section on the right, turn on the **Use a proxy server** switch.
3. Fill in the following:
   * **Address**: Proxy server IP or domain name
   * **Port**: Proxy service port number
4. Click **Save** to complete the setup.

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> **Tip**: To set exception addresses (websites that should not be accessed through the proxy), enter them in the input box below "Do not use the proxy server for...".

### 4. Verify the Proxy Connection

Open any browser (such as Chrome or Edge) and visit an IP detection website to check whether the displayed IP address matches the proxy IP you configured. If they match, the proxy setup is successful.

### Notes

* After configuring the proxy, **all system network traffic** (including browsers, applications, etc.) will go through this proxy server by default.
* To restore a direct connection, return to the proxy settings page, turn off the **Use a proxy server** switch, and save.
* Please ensure that your proxy provider supports your use case and that authentication information (if any) has been configured correctly.

> **You have now successfully completed system-level proxy configuration on Windows, enabling global proxy access.**


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