从 Windows 命令提示符中删除代理设置

Question

I had set proxy settings in cmd when I was in a proxy network as follows:

set http_proxy=http://username:pass@hostname:port

set https_proxy=https://username:pass@hostname:port

Now that I am on a normal network I want to unset the proxy settings in the command prompt.Is there any direct command that would let me unset the http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables directly for the command line rather that navigating through the GUI to delete them?

Answer 1

try,

set http_proxy=
set https_proxy=

Answer 2

From an elevated command prompt (CMD or PS) type:

netsh winhttp reset proxy

This should produce:

C:\\Windows\\system32>netsh winhttp reset proxy Current WinHTTP proxy settings: Direct access (no proxy server).

This command will reset your proxy settings and as you can see by the output, they will be set to "no proxy server."

You can also type netsh winhttp show proxy to see what your current settings are.

Answer 3

npm config delete proxy http

npm config delete proxy https

Answer 4

When you try to set proxy using set http_proxy=http://username:pass@hostname:port then during the exit of the command prompt, the proxy might get reset.
But, Instead you can reset it via Command: netsh winhttp reset proxy .

Note: Run command Prompt as administrator

Answer 5

Try below steps

1. Open cmd prompt as administrator
2. Execute netsh winhttp reset proxy
3. Execute netsh winhttp show proxy - you should see your current proxy settings as Direct access (no proxy server).
4. Reboot PC - I didn't reboot my pc after running above commands and I still got proxy issues when I did echo %HTTP_PROXY% , rebooting cleared the proxy permanently.
5. execute echo %HTTP_PROXY% - it should return nothing.

Let me know if it works, cheers!

Answer 6

To delete variables for future cmd instances:

    setx http_proxy ""
    setx https_proxy ""

Answer 7

I've read the urllib.request.proxyhandler.

The easiest way (test and approuved by myself) is to add an no_proxy such as this :

SET no_proxy=abc.com,john.com:8080