How to find your MAC address - Microsoft Windows

Windows XP

• Click on the Start menu, and select Control Panel.
• Double click on Network Connections.
• Double click on Local Area Connection.
• Click on the Support tab and then click on the Details button.
• The Hardware Address is labelled Physical Address.

Windows 2000

• Select the Start menu, and the Run... option.
• Type winmsd
• Click OK.
• Open Components, Network, then Adapter.
• From the right hand side of the window locate your network adapter.
• The Hardware Address is labelled MAC Address under the adapter.

Windows 95/98/ME

• Select the Start menu, and the Run... option.
• Type winipcfg
• Click OK.
• Make sure the adapter type in the white drop-box is set to your ethernet adapter (not PPP or Dial-Up adapter).
• The Adapter Address is your Hardware Address (or MAC Address).

Windows NT

• Select the Start menu, and the Run... option.
• Type winmsd
• Click OK.
• Click on the Network tab.
• Click on the Transports button.
• The MAC address is listed under the address column.