Is there a way to change the physical address of a machine?


  1. Jamal NUMAN
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    Is there a way to change the physical address of a machine?


    Is there a way to change the physical address of a machine?

    I’m wondering if there is a method to change the physical address of a machine (attached).


    Thank you

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  3. Parman
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    Not change, but spoof it. On windows it would take 3rd party software. I have never used any so I can't recommend any.

    Why do you want to spoof your MAC address?
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  4. Jamal NUMAN
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    Parman said:
    Not change, but spoof it. On windows it would take 3rd party software. I have never used any so I can't recommend any.

    Why do you want to spoof your MAC address?

    Thank you Parman for the answer.

    I formatted my machine and I wanted to use that same license file ( for a particular software) without getting back to the company that takes a while!

    Anyway, I got a new license file from the company!


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