What am I doing wrong? The command “get-NetAdapter” in Windows PowerShell does not work in Win7 Pro. The command “getmac” does work.
Chiadi
8 years ago
In Windows 8.1, one can also go through:
PC Settings –> Network –>> Click on any enabled network connection; the details, including Physical Address will show up and can easily be copied.
Thanks for your post.
Chiadi L MBIBI
Sweety
7 years ago
Is there any way to get the MAC address of the disabled adapter?
Can registry be used to find disabled adapter address?
What am I doing wrong? The command “get-NetAdapter” in Windows PowerShell does not work in Win7 Pro. The command “getmac” does work.
In Windows 8.1, one can also go through:
PC Settings –> Network –>> Click on any enabled network connection; the details, including Physical Address will show up and can easily be copied.
Thanks for your post.
Chiadi L MBIBI
Is there any way to get the MAC address of the disabled adapter?
Can registry be used to find disabled adapter address?
Read our tutorial carefully and you will find a method that works for your specific scenario.
Read our tutorial carefully and you will find a method that works for your specific scenario.
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Very Helpful! Thank you
Thanks, great compilation.
But what about the compatibility ?, people want “one way work for all”
“Get-NetAdapter” doesn’t even work for Win7 SP1.
I think (work for XP and above):
ipconfig /all | findstr “adapter Phy”
is the better.
or if you look for “Wi-Fi”:
ipconfig /all | findstr /i “fi: phy”
Setting-Wifi-hardware properties.
wmic nic get MACAddress,Name,NetEnabled