In this video, I show you how to use 9Proxy on your laptop step-by-step, especially if you’re a beginner and you don’t want errors on PC. I start from the main thing: go to Google, search 9Proxy, open the first link, sign up, and download the correct app for your system (Windows, macOS, or Linux). After you sign in, I take you to the dashboard where you load your CD key (redeem code) so your IPs will show up inside your account. Next, I open the 9Proxy app and break down the interface: proxy list, today list, and forward list. I show you how I select a country (like United States), apply it, then right-click and “forward port” so the proxy becomes active and deducts from your IP count. After that, I copy the forwarded proxy details and connect it inside Chrome using a proxy switcher extension from the Chrome Web Store. Finally, I confirm the connection by checking my IP on whatismyipaddress-style sites (I use w.net in the video) so you can see the location change clearly. If you’re using proxies for automation, scraping, privacy, or account safety, this is the correct clean setup to follow.