mac address

Thanks, I have noted your MAC address to see if it does actually change; when do you notice that your MAC address has 'changed'?

Are you sure that it's not your IP address which is changing, which is a completely normal process when you have DHCP enabled.

The MAC address is the letter/number combination that says "Physical Address". You may be thinking of your IP address, like BlueRobot said.

the tech said mac address. sometimes tech like to blame something else.

Please screenshot using the output of the same ipconfig /all command after you have rebooted your computer or when you believe the MAC address has changed.

Who was this tech? Do you they run their own business? Work within a computer retail store?

I think you have showed me a simple method to see If what tech was telling me was a fact or just not willing to admit the real truth. I needed to know from unbiased source. I followed your advice & did a ipconfig /all, rebooted, re-checked ipconfig /all. physical address did not change.

alexm said:

I think you have showed me a simple method to see If what tech was telling me was a fact or just not willing to admit the real truth. I needed to know from unbiased source. I followed your advice & did a ipconfig /all, rebooted, re-checked ipconfig /all. physical address did not change.

Your MAC address is not changing, and it never should; the IP address was most probably changing and that is a completely normal process which you do not need to worry about.

From what you have told us, there are no problems with your computer.

thank you all

alexm said:

thank you all

Your welcome (: