Your IP: Unknown
· Your Status:
Unprotected
To hide your IP address, you need to get the PandaVPN and connect to one of the servers.
Download PandaVPN for Windows
Use PandaVPN for Windows in 3 easy steps
Frequently Asked Questions
Please go to the PandaVPN official website pandavpnpro.com/download and download the Windows installer. Once the download is complete, open the installer file and follow the prompts to complete the installation.
After installation is complete, open PandaVPN, log in to your account, choose a server, and connect to start using it.
Please only download the Windows installer from the official PandaVPN website at pandavpnpro.com/download.
Do not download the installer from third-party download sites, cloud-drive links, cracked-version websites, or unknown sources, as this may affect your device security and privacy protection.
To protect your account security, non-custom accounts are for personal use only. We do not recommend sharing your account with others.
If your account is used by others, it may cause device slots to be occupied, account abnormalities, connection restrictions, or personal information leakage. Any losses or risks caused by account sharing are the responsibility of the account owner.
If you need multiple people or multiple devices to use PandaVPN together, we recommend purchasing additional device slots or contacting customer support for a custom device quantity plan.
Please first try restarting PandaVPN or restarting your computer. If it still won’t open, make sure the latest version is installed, then try uninstalling it and downloading and installing it again from the official website.
If the problem persists, please contact the PandaVPN support team and provide your Windows version, PandaVPN version, and an error screenshot.
If PandaVPN cannot connect properly on your Windows PC, you can try flushing DNS and resetting the network configuration:
- Right-click the Start menu and choose “Terminal (Admin)” or “Command Prompt (Admin).”
- Enter the following commands one by one, pressing Enter after each line:
ipconfig /flushdnsnetsh winsock resetnetsh int ip reset - After the commands are complete, restart your computer.
- After restarting, open PandaVPN again and try connecting.
If it still does not work, go to Windows Settings, open “Network & Internet,” go to “Proxy,” and enable “Automatically detect settings.” You can also try changing the PandaVPN server or protocol.
