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by Pavel Mazák

Changing of MAC address using EEUPDATE

Written By: Pavel Mazák
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  1. Insert DOS boot CD into DVD Drive Boot the computer Select 1 - Install MS-DOS...

    • Insert DOS boot CD into DVD Drive

    • Boot the computer

    • Select 1 - Install MS-DOS...

    • Press Cancel on Dos Installation and confirm exitting

  2. Insert EEUPDATE DVD into DVD ROM Select DVD by typing D: into DOS Prompt. Note that DVD may have another letter. You may browse C:, E: etc, until you can confirm the directory contains EEUPDATE.EXE.

    • Insert EEUPDATE DVD into DVD ROM

    • Select DVD by typing D: into DOS Prompt. Note that DVD may have another letter. You may browse C:, E: etc, until you can confirm the directory contains EEUPDATE.EXE.

    • To list directory contents, type DIR

  3. Invoke EEUPDATE.EXE by typing EEUPDATE and pressing ENTER. Tabulator may work to autocomplete the filename You should see Compatible NIC list that you can update - select the one with MAC you want to modify To modify MAC, use: EEUPDATE /NIC=x /MAC=aabbccddeeff, where x is NIC ID from previous step, and aabbccddeeff is new MAC address in simple format without any separators

    • Invoke EEUPDATE.EXE by typing EEUPDATE and pressing ENTER. Tabulator may work to autocomplete the filename

    • You should see Compatible NIC list that you can update - select the one with MAC you want to modify

    • To modify MAC, use: EEUPDATE /NIC=x /MAC=aabbccddeeff, where x is NIC ID from previous step, and aabbccddeeff is new MAC address in simple format without any separators

    • Reboot the computer to apply settings by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL, remove all disks from drives

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Pavel Mazák

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