Checking for and Removing dual IPs on an adapter
Control Panel
Click Start >> Control Panel to open the Control Panel. Then click View network status and tasks.
Change Adapter Settings
![Change Adapter Settings](https://media.screensteps.com/image_assets/assets/006/596/139/original/9C27AF73-CF80-46A7-B19D-40DF1B950E8D.png)
Select Change Adapter Settings.
Open Adapter Properties
![Open Adapter Properties](https://media.screensteps.com/image_assets/assets/006/596/141/original/1D922C81-CC92-4EEF-B644-2E76DCE3F68A.png)
Right-click on the appropriate adapter (typically Local Area Connection) and select Properties.
Open TCP/IP Properties
![Open TCP/IP Properties](https://media.screensteps.com/image_assets/assets/006/596/142/original/39CD230B-4787-4E39-A5C0-326698F22661.png)
Click on the Internet Protocol Version 4 line to highlight it, then click Properties.
Open Advanced Properties
![Open Advanced Properties](https://media.screensteps.com/image_assets/assets/006/596/144/original/7EF122E9-F993-4951-8028-F0DDF9424798.png)
Click the Advanced button.
Identify and Remove Additional Addresses
![Identify and Remove Additional Addresses](https://media.screensteps.com/image_assets/assets/006/596/146/original/4C473B09-4C83-4BA3-85A1-6F52EFAD02A0.png)
In the top pane, you should see a single IP/Subnet pair. If there are multiple lines, click each line below the first and select Remove. Click OK or Close on each open dialog to save the changes.