Many users on the Internet want to modify the wireless MAC address under the WIN7 system for various reasons, but most of them have failed to be modified.
Of course, most of the methods of online circulation are the methods of modifying the MAC address of the early XP system. It is nothing more than directly connected to the wireless network connection - attribute - configuration - advanced - modify, modify the registry, use the MAC modification tool, these are not successful Many comrades who have modified the MAC are very helpless.
6, A, E can be modified, the other can not be modified.
2, the above mentioned "Others can not be modified" is not completely impossible to modify, but the second place is not 2, 6, A, E, for example, the second is 8, can not be modified The meaning of the expression is that only the second digit 8 cannot be modified, and other bits can be modified.
3, my understanding may be that the system programming is set to read-only mode for some reason, even if it is changed, it does not take effect, or the correct method is not found.
I finally found a solution through continuous experimentation--Replace XP wireless driver to WIN7, introduce it to colleagues and friends. After this method, WIN7 can be successful whether it is 32 or 64 bit.
If you are using now winXP, as shown in the figure, after using the driver life 2012 fool-type installation, the wireless driver will be backed up.
I use win7 to use the previously backup winXP driver, first backup WIN7 driver, easy to restore as shown below:
On the WIN7 system desktop, click my computer icon - right click - - Click Manage
Device Manager: Open Device Manager - find WIN7 wireless network card - right click - click to update the driver software (here, one is better, first backup, first click uninstall, Then proceed with this step, otherwise it may prompt that the installed driver is up to date, causing the update to be unsuccessful.
Select to browse the computer to find the driver (without automatic search with manual search)--from the computer Select from the device driver list
Select winXP wireless network card driver: Click from the pop-up window to install from disk--View winXP driver backup location--Select backup.inf--Click to open
Select Install winXP network adapter: Select the network adapter in the pop-up window - then click to install from the disk (here, if you can be compatible with the next step, if the driver is not the same as your model but the same If you have a different version, you can find the winXP driver-network adapter model you got from the manufacturer.
After installing from the disk, prompt to update the driver successfully
View MAC address: Start --Run -- CMD -- Enter ipconfig /all to see that my current MAC is 4C-0F, the second bit of the MAC is C, the part behind the MAC is irrelevant and my privacy is hidden.
Modify MAC: Now WIN7's wireless network card and winXP modify the same method, whether it is right-attribute-configuration-advanced-modification, or modify the registry, more use of MAC modification tools can be, below The diagram is modified directly in the network connection.
The following is the system Daquan Xiaobian will change the original prefix 4C MAC to all 8, the results show that it is successful.
Note: I have not tried this method, the theory is feasible. For users who have already installed WIN7, go to the official website to download the corresponding version of winXP driver, and then install it.
If you are already using WIN7 and can't find the corresponding version of XP driver, there is no winXP driver backup or there is no same series winXP driver backup file, you can only use GHOST to backup the existing WIN7, then install winXP, Then backup the wireless network card driver, and finally use GHOST to restore win7, and then perform the above experience (there are colleagues or friends who have the same model or version of the winXP system can also be used, otherwise, then backup win7-install XP-backup Wireless driver - restore WIN7 - update driver, no environment can not be demonstrated in this article