First go to start

Then click on control panel

then click on Network Connections

Right Mouse Click on Local Area Connection

Click on properties

There click on configured

There hit on advanced

ok un the lower right you will see some choices, look for one of this it could be any of this, Address value, network address, and if you have sp2 it should say locally administer address, click on that

Then you will see on the right an empty box on top of which will say Value, there you put the nrew mac address with will consist of 12 number letters combo, how ever you like it. but it best if you put a address which is similar to yours

To find out what address you have at the moment, click on on start then go to run, there type command in command you will type ipconfig/all look where it says physical address, the 12 numbers next to it is your curren mac address

If in any case you arent able to connect to the internet, go back to where you put the new value and click on no present the would put your mac back, or reinstall your network card

Thats all folks

neither one of my network cards have this setting...

ok there is another way via your regedich read this
http://www.nthelp.com/NT6/change_mac_w2k.htm
I try putting it here but it didnt work right but read it is some changes you need to do in regedit

"ok un the lower right you will see some choices, look for one of this it could be any of this, Address value, network address, and if you have sp2 it should say locally administer address, click on that "


sp2 it should say locally administer address


i dont have that ..so do i just click on any of the other ones like Network address ?

Ah, sometimes it doesnt have any so you have to use a program to change the mac for you here are two

Mac MakeUp
http://www.imfiles.com/Software/Comp ... p_L71.html

also this one that i always use to use

Smac
http://www.imfiles.com/Software/Comp ... c_L64.html

I also made one but its not real reliable so its better to use those