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## How To Block Any IP Address In Windows | ||
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You can block an IP address on a Windows PC using Windows Firewall: | ||
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1. Find the IP address you want to block from the list found here: https://github.com/Summer-CMS-Vendor-Packages/sc-block-bad-crypto-filter-lists/blob/master/src/lists/ip.txt | ||
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2. In Windows Search, type **Windows Firewall** and select **Windows Defender Firewall** to open it. | ||
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3. Select **Advanced settings**. | ||
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4. Select **Inbound Rules**, then select **New Rule**. | ||
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5. Select **Custom**, then select **Next**. | ||
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6. Select **Next** on the next two screens to proceed. | ||
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7. Under **Which remote IP addresses does this rule apply to**, choose **These IP Addresses** and select **Add**. | ||
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8. Select **This IP address or subnet**, enter the *IP address*, and select **OK**. | ||
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9. Add as many IP addresses as you like, then select **Next**. | ||
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10. Select **Block the connection**, then select **Next**. | ||
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11. Make sure all the boxes under **When Do These Rules Apply?** are checked and select **Next**. | ||
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12. Give a name and description for the blocked IP address, then select **Finish**. | ||
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13. Select **Outbound Rules**, then select **New Rule** and repeat steps 5-11. | ||
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14. To unblock the IP address, go to Inbound Rules, right-click the name of the rule you created and select **Delete**. Go to Outbound rules and do the same. | ||
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