You should see something like the following: C:\Users\ your username here>getmac /vĬonnection Name Network Adapter Physical Address Transport Name A command prompt window should appear with a title something akin to C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe, and you should see a prompt that looks like the following:Īt the prompt, type getmac /v and hit Enter. Either is fine, click on the first on the list. Under Programs a listing shoud appear for either cmd.exe or Command Prompt. To launch a command prompt, click the Start button and type cmd into the search box.
Both of these are built in to Windows and do not require any separate download, but we'll provide instructions below for the less complicated of the two approaches, getmac. The fastest way to determine the MAC address of a PC running Windows 7 or later is via the command line, using either getmac or ipconfig.
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