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Original title: Network Device Network Networking Ethernet Wireless Adapter NIC
how do i find my MAC address?
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Original title: Network Device Network Networking Ethernet Wireless Adapter NIC
how do i find my MAC address?
Open a Run window (Windows Logo key+R), type cmd /k ipconfig /all (note the three spaces) and press Enter.
The Physical Address is the MAC address, which is made up of 6 groups of 2 hexadecimal characters, e.g. 00-21-70-BE-C6-71.
Ensure you use the Physical Address of the correct network adapter as several could be listed, e.g. Ethernet, Wireless and Bluetooth.
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You can also right click on the Network icon and select Open Network and sharing center
Click on See full map on the upper right.
Hover the mouse over your computer.
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Hi Mike kingsmill,
I would suggest you to refer the section “How do I find my computer's physical address (the media access control [MAC] address)?” in the below article.
Using command line tools for networking information
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Using-command-line-tools-for-networking-information
Hope this information helps.
