Try Doing this
If you don't have an option in the properties of your NIC to specify a "Network address",here 's how you change it:
Open your registry and navigate to this key:
Under this key you'll see subkeys 0000, 0001, 0002.
These are all the network devices installed on your windows.
Find the one for your NIC you want (look in "driverdesc").
Create a stringvalue key called NetworkAddress,
and fill in your desired macaddress.
E.g. "0050042DBC12" for a mac address 00-50-04-2D-BC-12.
So, you'll end up with a value which is:
Reboot and check with ipconfig /all that your macaddress is changed.
Please make sure that you don't have 2 NIC's in your network now with the same MAC address .. you'll be presented with a lot of bluescreens..
If you use a MAC address of a NIC on another NIC, throw the original NIC away, or write it down somewhere that that MAX is taken ...
And this (Optional)
change the computer name as displayed above
If you don't have an option in the properties of your NIC to specify a "Network address",here 's how you change it:
Open your registry and navigate to this key:
Code:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
Under this key you'll see subkeys 0000, 0001, 0002.
These are all the network devices installed on your windows.
Find the one for your NIC you want (look in "driverdesc").
Create a stringvalue key called NetworkAddress,
and fill in your desired macaddress.
E.g. "0050042DBC12" for a mac address 00-50-04-2D-BC-12.
So, you'll end up with a value which is:
Code:
NetworkAddress REG_SV 0050042DBC12
Reboot and check with ipconfig /all that your macaddress is changed.
Please make sure that you don't have 2 NIC's in your network now with the same MAC address .. you'll be presented with a lot of bluescreens..
If you use a MAC address of a NIC on another NIC, throw the original NIC away, or write it down somewhere that that MAX is taken ...
And this (Optional)
change the computer name as displayed above


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