How to run a ping test in Windows Computer

To run a ping test in Windows, follow these steps:

Open the Command Prompt by pressing the Windows key + R, type "cmd" in the Run dialog box, and then press Enter.

Now type "ping" followed by the IP address or website you want to test. An example is ping www.google.com or ping 172.217.12.14

Press Enter to start the ping test. The Command Prompt will send packets of data to the website and measure the time it takes for the website to respond.

Wait for the ping test to complete. You will see a series of lines that show the ping statistics for each packet sent, including the time it took for the website to respond (in milliseconds), packets sent, and packets received.

Look for the "Average" or "Avg" response time in the ping statistics. This is the average time it took for the website to respond to the ping request, and it is measured in milliseconds.

If you want to run a continuous ping test to monitor the website's response time over time, type "ping -t" followed by the IP address or domain name of the website. This will run a continuous ping test until you stop it by pressing Ctrl + C.

Note that the response time may vary depending on factors such as the website's server location and network traffic, so it's a good idea to run multiple ping tests to get a more accurate measurement. Additionally, some websites may block ping requests, so if you are unable to get a response, it may be because the website has blocked pinging.