Vista: Click on 'Network and Sharing Center', then 'Manage Network Connections' Windows 8 and 7: Click on 'Network and Sharing Center', then 'Change Adapter Settings' Windows 10: Click on 'Network and Internet', then 'Network and Sharing Center', then 'Change Adapter Settings'

Windows 7 and Vista: Click on the Start button and choose Control Panel. Choose 'Windows System', then 'Control Panel'. Click on that, then click on the '-' symbol at the bottom right of the Windows 8: On the Start screen, right-click anywhere on the background to make the In the search box type in 'Control Panel' and click on on the Control Panel. Windows 10: Click on the Start button, bottom left of the screen. This has its own MAC address, so if we get sent that one by mistake the connection won't work. Note that we need the MAC address for the network card, not the one for the wireless connection. It may be called the MAC address, Ethernet ID or Physical Address. It may have a dash or a colon between each pair of characters. It will consist of 12 characters, including numbers in the range 0-9 and usually some letters in the range A-F. Your computer might have it written on the back or underneath. The MAC address is the hardware address of your network card.

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