Im using that same Network Address option in the adapters properties right now in XP, just as i was last time i posted.

Im using Windows 7 downloaded from TechNet Im using the X86 version And i have already said in previous posts that i tried the usual Network Address option in the adapters properties, why do people keep repeating things which i have already tried, again, i am not a newbie here. If possible, please upload the picture to Skydrive ( ) and share the link to me. Then can you see the new physical address via 'IPCONFIG /ALL'. Can you tell me which step failed? Did you see 'Network address' option in Network adapter properties? If so, please type the new address and apply OK. Which version of Windows 7 was installed on the machine, RTM, RC or Beta? How did you get it, via downloaded from Internet or other location? Actually, I have tested on several machine and it worked. Rule 1: Dont blame an end user with nearly 30 years of experience Rule 2: Accept that you have a BUG, its your problem Microsoft Rule 3: Fix the BUG Sorry mate, like ive already pointed out, i know what im doing, and i have done all that in fact its exactly what i do in XP to be here with you now :) Can i say Windows 7 has a BUG any more clearly? Im actually getting tired of saying it. Then, we can see the new MAC address (Physical Address). Right click it and click 'Run as administrator'. Click Start menu and type 'CMD' (without quotation marks) in the open box. Then, please run relevant command to view MAC address, we can see the address is already changed.ġ. Select 'Value' option and type the new MAC address you would like to use, such as 123456789000

Switch to 'Advanced' tab and click 'Network address' in 'Property'.Ĥ. Expand 'Network adapters' and right click the NIC which you would like to change MAC address, and then click 'Properties'.ģ. Click Start menu and type 'devmgmt.msc' (without quotation marks) in the open box and click OK.Ģ.

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