Vista - MAC changer vbscript

02-12-2009

here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from
www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm)

1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg"

2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address

3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor.

4. Locate "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net".
It should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on.

5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your Ethernet
card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then goto "0001",
"0002" and so on...

6. Once you got the right NIC card,

1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value.
2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK.
3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be
prompted for "Value data"
4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you
enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761"

Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make
process easy, and make registry editing process safe?
Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values?

santander

02-15-2009

"santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:

> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from
> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm)
>
> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg"
>
> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address
>
> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor.
>
> 4. Locate
> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It
> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on.
>
> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your
> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then
> goto "0001", "0002" and so on...
>
> 6. Once you got the right NIC card,
>
> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value.
> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK.
> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be
> prompted for "Value data"
> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you
> enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761"
>
> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make
> process easy, and make registry editing process safe?
> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values?
>
> santander

Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the service
"Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here:
HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\
where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To
change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and
assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you must
delete this value.

02-24-2009

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

Quote:

>> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from
>> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm)
>>
>> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg"
>>
>> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address
>>
>> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor.
>>
>> 4. Locate
>> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It
>> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on.
>>
>> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your
>> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then
>> goto "0001", "0002" and so on...
>>
>> 6. Once you got the right NIC card,
>>
>> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value.
>> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK.
>> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be
>> prompted for "Value data"
>> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you
>> enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761"
>>
>> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make
>> process easy, and make registry editing process safe?
>> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values?
>>
>> santander

>
> Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the
> service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here:
> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\
> where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To
> change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and
> assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you
> must delete this value.

----------

well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript?

S.

02-24-2009

"santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eROkRtplJHA.1168@xxxxxx

Quote:

>
> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
>

Quote:

>>> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from
>>> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm)
>>>
>>> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg"
>>>
>>> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address
>>>
>>> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor.
>>>
>>> 4. Locate
>>> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It
>>> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on.
>>>
>>> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your
>>> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then
>>> goto "0001", "0002" and so on...
>>>
>>> 6. Once you got the right NIC card,
>>>
>>> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value.
>>> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK.
>>> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be
>>> prompted for "Value data"
>>> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you
>>> enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761"
>>>
>>> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make
>>> process easy, and make registry editing process safe?
>>> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values?
>>>
>>> santander

>>
>> Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the
>> service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here:
>> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\
>> where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To
>> change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and
>> assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you
>> must delete this value.

> ----------
>
> well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript?
>
> S.

Perhaps like so:
1. Determine which is the active network adapter.
2. Create the "NetworkAddress" value for this adapter.
3. Write the desired data into this value.

This requires a certain amount of work. Unless someone already has a
ready-made solution, you'll have to do it yourself, then come back here in
case you have some specific unresolved issues. You could also use Google to
see if someone else has done something similar.

02-24-2009

"Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:unmwjAqlJHA.3948@xxxxxx

Quote:

>
> "santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:eROkRtplJHA.1168@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>
>> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
>>

Quote:

>>>> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from
>>>> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm)
>>>>
>>>> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg"
>>>>
>>>> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address
>>>>
>>>> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor.
>>>>
>>>> 4. Locate
>>>> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It
>>>> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on.
>>>>
>>>> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your
>>>> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match,
>>>> then goto "0001", "0002" and so on...
>>>>
>>>> 6. Once you got the right NIC card,
>>>>
>>>> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value.
>>>> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK.
>>>> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be
>>>> prompted for "Value data"
>>>> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address
>>>> you enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761"
>>>>
>>>> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make
>>>> process easy, and make registry editing process safe?
>>>> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values?
>>>>
>>>> santander
>>>
>>> Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the
>>> service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here:
>>> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\
>>> where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To
>>> change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and
>>> assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you
>>> must delete this value.

>> ----------
>>
>> well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript?
>>
>> S.

>
> Perhaps like so:
> 1. Determine which is the active network adapter.
> 2. Create the "NetworkAddress" value for this adapter.
> 3. Write the desired data into this value.
>
> This requires a certain amount of work. Unless someone already has a
> ready-made solution, you'll have to do it yourself, then come back here in
> case you have some specific unresolved issues. You could also use Google
> to see if someone else has done something similar.

-----------

p1. - probably can be omitted, since network adapter is always one?

S.

02-24-2009

"santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uRCCBSqlJHA.1184@xxxxxx

Quote:

>
> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:unmwjAqlJHA.3948@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>
>> "santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:eROkRtplJHA.1168@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>>
>>> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
>>>
>>>>> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from
>>>>> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm)
>>>>>
>>>>> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg"
>>>>>
>>>>> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address
>>>>>
>>>>> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor.
>>>>>
>>>>> 4. Locate
>>>>> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It
>>>>> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on.
>>>>>
>>>>> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your
>>>>> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match,
>>>>> then goto "0001", "0002" and so on...
>>>>>
>>>>> 6. Once you got the right NIC card,
>>>>>
>>>>> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value.
>>>>> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK.
>>>>> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be
>>>>> prompted for "Value data"
>>>>> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address
>>>>> you enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761"
>>>>>
>>>>> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to
>>>>> make process easy, and make registry editing process safe?
>>>>> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values?
>>>>>
>>>>> santander
>>>>
>>>> Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the
>>>> service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here:
>>>> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\
>>>> where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter.
>>>> To change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value
>>>> and assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address
>>>> you must delete this value.
>>> ----------
>>>
>>> well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript?
>>>
>>> S.

>>
>> Perhaps like so:
>> 1. Determine which is the active network adapter.
>> 2. Create the "NetworkAddress" value for this adapter.
>> 3. Write the desired data into this value.
>>
>> This requires a certain amount of work. Unless someone already has a
>> ready-made solution, you'll have to do it yourself, then come back here
>> in case you have some specific unresolved issues. You could also use
>> Google to see if someone else has done something similar.

> -----------
>
> p1. - probably can be omitted, since network adapter is always one?
>
> S.

Are you sure? Did you check out this registry location:
HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318"?
How many keys in it?

02-12-2009	#1 (permalink)
santander n/a posts	MAC changer vbscript here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm) 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg" 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor. 4. Locate "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on. 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then goto "0001", "0002" and so on... 6. Once you got the right NIC card, 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value. 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK. 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be prompted for "Value data" 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761" Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make process easy, and make registry editing process safe? Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values? santander
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02-15-2009	#2 (permalink)
Pegasus \(MVP\) n/a posts	Re: MAC changer vbscript "santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uodCV3SjJHA.996@xxxxxx Quote: > here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from > www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm) > > 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg" > > 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address > > 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor. > > 4. Locate > "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It > should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on. > > 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your > Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then > goto "0001", "0002" and so on... > > 6. Once you got the right NIC card, > > 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value. > 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK. > 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be > prompted for "Value data" > 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you > enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761" > > Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make > process easy, and make registry editing process safe? > Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values? > > santander Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here: HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\ where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you must delete this value.
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02-24-2009	#3 (permalink)
santander n/a posts	Re: MAC changer vbscript "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: Quote: Quote: >> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from >> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm) >> >> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg" >> >> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address >> >> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor. >> >> 4. Locate >> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It >> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on. >> >> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your >> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then >> goto "0001", "0002" and so on... >> >> 6. Once you got the right NIC card, >> >> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value. >> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK. >> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be >> prompted for "Value data" >> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you >> enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761" >> >> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make >> process easy, and make registry editing process safe? >> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values? >> >> santander > > Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the > service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here: > HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\ > where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To > change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and > assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you > must delete this value. ---------- well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript? S.
My System Specs

02-24-2009	#4 (permalink)
Pegasus \(MVP\) n/a posts	Re: MAC changer vbscript "santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eROkRtplJHA.1168@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > Quote: Quote: >>> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from >>> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm) >>> >>> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg" >>> >>> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address >>> >>> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor. >>> >>> 4. Locate >>> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It >>> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on. >>> >>> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your >>> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then >>> goto "0001", "0002" and so on... >>> >>> 6. Once you got the right NIC card, >>> >>> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value. >>> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK. >>> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be >>> prompted for "Value data" >>> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you >>> enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761" >>> >>> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make >>> process easy, and make registry editing process safe? >>> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values? >>> >>> santander >> >> Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the >> service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here: >> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\ >> where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To >> change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and >> assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you >> must delete this value. > ---------- > > well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript? > > S. Perhaps like so: 1. Determine which is the active network adapter. 2. Create the "NetworkAddress" value for this adapter. 3. Write the desired data into this value. This requires a certain amount of work. Unless someone already has a ready-made solution, you'll have to do it yourself, then come back here in case you have some specific unresolved issues. You could also use Google to see if someone else has done something similar.
My System Specs

02-24-2009	#5 (permalink)
santander n/a posts	Re: MAC changer vbscript "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:unmwjAqlJHA.3948@xxxxxx Quote: > > "santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:eROkRtplJHA.1168@xxxxxx Quote: >> >> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: >> Quote: >>>> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from >>>> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm) >>>> >>>> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg" >>>> >>>> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address >>>> >>>> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor. >>>> >>>> 4. Locate >>>> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It >>>> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on. >>>> >>>> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your >>>> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, >>>> then goto "0001", "0002" and so on... >>>> >>>> 6. Once you got the right NIC card, >>>> >>>> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value. >>>> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK. >>>> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be >>>> prompted for "Value data" >>>> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address >>>> you enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761" >>>> >>>> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to make >>>> process easy, and make registry editing process safe? >>>> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values? >>>> >>>> santander >>> >>> Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the >>> service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here: >>> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\ >>> where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. To >>> change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value and >>> assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address you >>> must delete this value. >> ---------- >> >> well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript? >> >> S. > > Perhaps like so: > 1. Determine which is the active network adapter. > 2. Create the "NetworkAddress" value for this adapter. > 3. Write the desired data into this value. > > This requires a certain amount of work. Unless someone already has a > ready-made solution, you'll have to do it yourself, then come back here in > case you have some specific unresolved issues. You could also use Google > to see if someone else has done something similar. ----------- p1. - probably can be omitted, since network adapter is always one? S.
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02-24-2009	#6 (permalink)
Pegasus \(MVP\) n/a posts	Re: MAC changer vbscript "santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uRCCBSqlJHA.1184@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:unmwjAqlJHA.3948@xxxxxx Quote: >> >> "santander" <santander@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:eROkRtplJHA.1168@xxxxxx Quote: >>> >>> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: >>> >>>>> here is just steps to change MAC address on windows 98 system: (from >>>>> www.klcconsulting.net/Change_MAC_w98.htm) >>>>> >>>>> 1. Goto Start->Run, type "Winipcfg" >>>>> >>>>> 2. Select your ethernet card and record the MAC address >>>>> >>>>> 3. Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor. >>>>> >>>>> 4. Locate >>>>> "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net". It >>>>> should have subkeys like "0000", "0001", "0002" and so on. >>>>> >>>>> 5. Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your >>>>> Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, >>>>> then goto "0001", "0002" and so on... >>>>> >>>>> 6. Once you got the right NIC card, >>>>> >>>>> 1. Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value. >>>>> 2. Name the new string "networkaddress" and click OK. >>>>> 3. Double-click on the new "networkaddress" string and you will be >>>>> prompted for "Value data" >>>>> 4. Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address >>>>> you enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761" >>>>> >>>>> Just wondering is there way implement this steps into VBscript, to >>>>> make process easy, and make registry editing process safe? >>>>> Another thing, how then revert MAC address back to original values? >>>>> >>>>> santander >>>> >>>> Your reference deals with Win98. Under current operating systems the >>>> service "Class" does not exist. MAC-addresses are kept here: >>>> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\xxxx\ >>>> where "xxxx" is a four-digit number representing the network adapter. >>>> To change the MAC-address you need to create the "NetworkAddress" value >>>> and assign the desired data to it. To revert to the inbuilt MAC-address >>>> you must delete this value. >>> ---------- >>> >>> well, how to implement this steps into single VBscript? >>> >>> S. >> >> Perhaps like so: >> 1. Determine which is the active network adapter. >> 2. Create the "NetworkAddress" value for this adapter. >> 3. Write the desired data into this value. >> >> This requires a certain amount of work. Unless someone already has a >> ready-made solution, you'll have to do it yourself, then come back here >> in case you have some specific unresolved issues. You could also use >> Google to see if someone else has done something similar. > ----------- > > p1. - probably can be omitted, since network adapter is always one? > > S. Are you sure? Did you check out this registry location: HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318"? How many keys in it?
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