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Press the Windows key and type “network connections“:
Open the “Network Connections” by hitting “Enter“:
Verify that there is a “Remote NDIS Compatible Device“ available.
Right click on it and open the “settings” of the “Remote NDIS Compatible“ network device:
Open the “Details” dialog:
Make sure you find an entry with “IPv4 Address: 192.168.137.1“.
Alternative
Press the Windows key and type “device manager“:
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Open the “Device Manager“ by pressing “Enter“:
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Verify that there is a “Remote NDIS Compatible Device“ under “Network adapters“ available.
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Open “cmd“ or “Command Prompt”:
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Type “ipconfig“ and press “Enter“:
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6. Make sure you find an entry with “IPv4 Address: 192.168.137.1“.
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