ipconfig ?

[kanga007]

Hi
I need my MAC address so I tried ipconfig\all and / wont do it. Found a list of commands but ipconfig.exe flashed the black dialogue and whisks it away immediately.

I am supposedly running this workstation as admin,... but you can never be sure

All help appreciated
Cheers Chris

 

[sup3rsprt]

Start -> Run -> "cmd" [Enter] -> ipconfig /all [Enter]

If you don't see the Run on the start menu, just hit Win+R

 

[Snufffed]

Hi
I need my MAC address so I tried ipconfig\all and / wont do it. Found a list of commands but ipconfig.exe flashed the black dialogue and whisks it away immediately.

I am supposedly running this workstation as admin,... but you can never be sure

All help appreciated
Cheers Chris

start -> cmd (run as admin) then the popup stays
ipconfig /all = gives you all the info
ipconfig /? gives you all the commands.
ipconfig /reset = reset your IP

 

[zigzag3143]

ip config

Hi
I need my MAC address so I tried ipconfig\all and / wont do it. Found a list of commands but ipconfig.exe flashed the black dialogue and whisks it away immediately.

I am supposedly running this workstation as admin,... but you can never be sure

All help appreciated
Cheers Chris

this is an easy one. in search type cmd, then when the dos windows comes up type ipconfig /all (thats ipconfig>space>/>all). if you are behind a router you will probably get something 192.168.1.102 thats a local address.

Hope this helps and if you need more feel free.

Ken

 

[kanga007]

Crickey! That was fast. They all worked. Just recovering from a crash so have been installing for quite a while and it is making me muzzy.

Thank you all for the replies!
Cheers Chris

 

[CrazyErik]

I got Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and the same problem.

But if i type ipconfig /all it just says wrong command .


Is there any other way?

 

[Jacee]

Right click on Command prompt to run as Administrator, then type ipconfig /all, press enter.

 

[HUD199]

Thank you for the right click tip. I pinned the command prompt icon to the main taskbar. When I right click on the cmd icon, I am sent to C:\users\username> The ipconfig command works from this location. Apparently, Win 7 security measures have been installed to make it more difficult for a stealth intruder to cause mischief.

Thanks again!!!