What command is used to display the current configuration of the system proxy?

The command that correctly displays the current configuration of the system proxy is "netsh winhttp show proxy." This command is specifically designed to interact with the Windows HTTP Services (WinHTTP) settings, which manage how the system handles HTTP and HTTPS requests through proxies. When executed, it provides detailed information about the proxy settings configured for the system-wide HTTP traffic, including the status of any active proxy and other relevant configurations.

Other options do not serve this specific purpose. For example, "show system settings" typically relates to displaying broader system configurations but does not focus solely on proxy settings. "Display proxy settings" may seem intuitive but is not a recognized command in Windows for retrieving proxy configurations. Finally, "netstat -p tcp" is primarily a network utility that shows active TCP connections and their respective statistics, which does not include proxy configuration details. Thus, the correct choice is indeed the command that directly queries the WinHTTP settings for proxy information.