How do you find my laptop's Mac address?

Answer 1

You can find your laptop IP address for Windows XP by following the below steps:

1.Start->Run->cmd prompt

2.In that,just type ipconfig and then click enter

For example: It will show ip address like 74.110.208.65 .

If you want to check your network IP address that is provided by your ISP,

visit Ip-details.com .

Answer 2

Open Command Prompt = start > Run > type in "cmd" > hit enter

(without quotes on both)

then type in "ipconfig /all"

Look down the list till you see which connection you need [Wireless, ethernet etc]

Your Mac Address will be labelled as "Physical Address"

Answer 3

Assuming it's a Window computer.

Click on Start, select Run.

In the box this pops up type CMD and press return. This should bring up a command windows which is black with white lettering.

Within this window type IPCONFIG /ALL

This will show all the network adaptors in the laptop. As the laptop is likely to have a wireless card this will show as a separate adaptor and a different MAC address.

Look for the adaptor you want to know the MAC address for and this should show a Physical Address for example 00-0a-0c-16-fe-1a - this is the MAC address.

If it is an Apple computer....

Click on the Apple menu icon top left corner.Select About This Mac from the menu and then click on the More Info button.Select Network in the left hand pane of the Info window and the MAC address will be listed in the right hand pane.

Answer 4

This works with ALL WINDOWS COMPUTERS.

Click start, then open Run...

Type cmd and press enter

When command prompt comes up, type 'ipconfig /all'.

Find the network adapter that you are using. It says the MAC address there.

Answer 5

From the 'start' button open a terminal window.

In the terminal window type :-

ipconfig /all

The text produced will include the MAC address of your laptop's Ethernet and Wireless cards