How to Set Up Oculus Proxies on Windows
Unlock the full potential of your internet connection! Proxies are your online secret weapon—they let you access geo-restricted content, hide your IP address, and protect your device from malicious threats. This guide will walk you through setting up a proxy server on Windows, whether you’re using Windows 10 or 11.
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Setting Up Proxies on Windows
Setting up a proxy server on Windows 10 and 11 is straightforward as both versions follow a similar process. Here’s a step-by-step guide to configure your system with Oculus Proxies:
Open Network & Internet Settings
1. Press Windows + I to open the Settings app. 2. Navigate to Network & Internet from the menu options.
Enable Automatic Detection
1. In the left sidebar, click on Proxy. 2. Under the Automatic proxy setup section, toggle Automatically detect settings to On.
Configure Manual Proxy Settings
1. Scroll down to the Manual proxy setup section and toggle Use a proxy server to On. 2. Fill in your Oculus Proxy details:
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Address: Enter
proxy.oculus-proxy.com. -
Port: Use the port number from your Oculus Dashboard.
3. Once completed, click Save to apply the changes.
Windows does not have built-in fields for entering usernames and passwords. You’ll need to input these credentials when prompted by applications using the proxy. When accessing a website, a pop-up will appear asking for your credentials. Simply enter your Username and Password from your Oculus Proxies account.
That’s it! Your Windows device is now set up with Oculus Proxies, giving you enhanced privacy, unrestricted access, and a secure browsing experience. Whether you’re working, streaming, or just surfing, you’re ready to go!