Goto Start->Run, type "cmd" to goto command prompt
Type "ipconfig /all" and record the MAC address for each network adapter
Goto Start->Run, type "regedit" to bring up registry editor. Make sure you backup your registry in case you screw up. If you screw up important registry entries, you may damage your computer system. Again, MAKE SURE you have a good backup of your registry entry!
Locate "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\
Click on each subkey that starts with "0000" and determine your Ethernet card by looking at "DriverDesc" key. If it did not match, then goto "0001", "0002" and so on...
Once you got the right NIC card,
Click on dropdown menu Edit->New->String Value.
Name the new string "NetworkAddress" and click OK.
Double-click on the new "NetworkAddress" string and you will be prompted for "Value data"
Enter the new MAC address you want to assign. The MAC address you enter should be a 12 digit number with NO "-", i.e. "00C095ECB761"
Reboot your system
Verify the new MAC address with "IPCONFIG"
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