geekysage said:Chill, guys.
I think what Andyiz is trying to say is that his comp's NIC (network interface card; calling it *LAN card* is too crude IMHO) doesn't have the property to change the MAC address via the windows device manager i.e. does not allow MAC spoofing via the device manager.
Although I have personally not found any card which doesn't allow the change, some chipset manufacturer(s) might have disabled the property. AFAIK and as evident from previous posts, we can always use 3rd party apps to spoof the MAC.
Hope invisible will get andyiz point now. Andyiz, i know it's frustating when people don't understand what you are trying to say but the key is to remain calm and try to be as clear as possible.
Peace.
Not recomemded( updating)siriusb said:Actually, some cards don't allow changing their mac address in eeprom. Such cards disallow it by not providing the device driver support for changing it. Updating the lan driver in that case is a long, but, logical shot.
wtftheraven said:@sirius if the manufacture is disabling change of mac add. thru device drivers then its quite obvious that if they update there drivers they'll still be blocking it
besides the fact that for a thing like NIC's, the drivers are rarely ( or never ) updated.
at most say ur using drivers for another lan card , which again i might add doesnt work since ive tried using generic drivers for lan cards ..
just doesnt get detected.
unless there are hacked drivers ... but then again liek i said .. for somethign like NIC's no one goes thru soo much trouble .
Earlier Lancer which aided MAc address Changeinvisible said:wtftheraven said:@sirius if the manufacture is disabling change of mac add. thru device drivers then its quite obvious that if they update there drivers they'll still be blocking it
besides the fact that for a thing like NIC's, the drivers are rarely ( or never ) updated.
at most say ur using drivers for another lan card , which again i might add doesnt work since ive tried using generic drivers for lan cards ..
just doesnt get detected.
unless there are hacked drivers ... but then again liek i said .. for somethign like NIC's no one goes thru soo much trouble .
i have an old realtek LAN card
with the windows default drivers there is no option of changing MAC address.
With the new drivers the device mangaer allows me to change the MAC ID.
I would love to give the screeshots but just i dont have time for all this shiity.
I am able to clearly understand the problem now
@andy
what is the LAN card u r having?
This is horrible.wtf.wtf.wtf.wtf.Andyiz said:Earlier Lancer which aided MAc address Change
Now i have Techcom which nolonger has the property of mac change
Btw I was provided the Device Driver by the manufactures
Which is still the MOST recent Driver(i checked out that)
Secondly just bcoz with new driver u had installed helped to get that Mac address Property doesnt mean that it will be the case with everybody
Also let me share the recent exp of mine regarding the foresaid topics
i has seen a motherboard of INTEL which had inbuilt Lan with it
AS usual It didnt have MAc adress change property
Now visit any intel website and just tel me whether they are providing any updates to the Lan drivers or Not
I bet They wont
y cant u understand that for security reasons That property is no longer available with any of the Lan manufactures.
geekysage said:Chill, guys.
I think what Andyiz is trying to say is that his comp's NIC (network interface card; calling it *LAN card* is too crude IMHO) doesn't have the property to change the MAC address via the windows device manager i.e. does not allow MAC spoofing via the device manager.
Although I have personally not found any card which doesn't allow the change, some chipset manufacturer(s) might have disabled the property. AFAIK and as evident from previous posts, we can always use 3rd party apps to spoof the MAC.
Hope invisible will get andyiz point now. Andyiz, i know it's frustating when people don't understand what you are trying to say but the key is to remain calm and try to be as clear as possible.
Peace.
invisible said:This is horrible.wtf.wtf.wtf.wtf.Andyiz said:Earlier Lancer which aided MAc address Change
Now i have Techcom which nolonger has the property of mac change
Btw I was provided the Device Driver by the manufactures
Which is still the MOST recent Driver(i checked out that)
Secondly just bcoz with new driver u had installed helped to get that Mac address Property doesnt mean that it will be the case with everybody
Also let me share the recent exp of mine regarding the foresaid topics
i has seen a motherboard of INTEL which had inbuilt Lan with it
AS usual It didnt have MAc adress change property
Now visit any intel website and just tel me whether they are providing any updates to the Lan drivers or Not
I bet They wont
y cant u understand that for security reasons That property is no longer available with any of the Lan manufactures.
Intel doesnt make LAN cards.Thas why they dont provide support for LAN card drivers.
Their motherboards come with inbuilt other Company LAN cards like realtek etc.. U suck more than I do lol
and also what is the driver date of your Techcom.Tell the chip name embedded on it.
Mods please ban this guy for 10 days for insulting otehr for using abusive language.I have never used any abusive apeech inspite of my anger.Andyiz said:Same Prblm Again. Y dont u read carefully to wat i posted.
i never mentioned InTel Manfactures Lans
But if they are updates to the Lans drivers , INtel Would Take us to the Link. THis can be Any other LAn maufacturing Organisation
Just like INtel uses Soundmax OR Realtek Audio cards, If there are UPdates for the Same provided by the Orignal Manufactures, then INtel would Link us to the respective Website
THIS GUY IS A SCEPTIC NONSENSE.
Mods plz help me understand this NUT.
Using abusive language is a crime
just convey this to him( For WTF WTF WTF)
invisible said:Mods please ban this guy for 10 days for insulting otehr for using abusive language.I have never used any abusive apeech inspite of my anger.Andyiz said:Same Prblm Again. Y dont u read carefully to wat i posted.
i never mentioned InTel Manfactures Lans
But if they are updates to the Lans drivers , INtel Would Take us to the Link. THis can be Any other LAn maufacturing Organisation
Just like INtel uses Soundmax OR Realtek Audio cards, If there are UPdates for the Same provided by the Orignal Manufactures, then INtel would Link us to the respective Website
THIS GUY IS A SCEPTIC NONSENSE.
Mods plz help me understand this NUT.
Using abusive language is a crime
just convey this to him( For WTF WTF WTF)
Tell this nut the meaning of wtf - Will u Think First
And coming to your probem]
I had ASUS motehrboard with VIA chipset.From the ASUS site u wont get last drivers.They only give drivers which are applicable to their motherboard n tested with the motehrboard.
For example I had to update the video drivers from www.viaarena.com and also drivers like via hyperion which ASUS wont include in their site.
Hope u understood that the motherboard manufactures will only update the drivers suitable with the motherboard design.
Instead of all this nonsense why dont you post the chipset name of the TEchcom Card.This is my last post .Bye
Very Good Articlekalpik said:Ok... So here's my explaination... MAC address spoofing depends on BOTH the NIC AND the drivers. Sometimes you can change the MAC address by updating drivers.. Sometimes you cannot change it because the hardware does not allow it! And regarding updated drivers pointed out by motherboard manufacturers... They usually dont give the details of the latest drivers, cuz as the motherboard models become older, the manufacturer does not have time to test all the latest drivers and provide links... They just adopt this attitude... "chalta hai na, so no need for driver updates..."
Hope this helps in clearing the discussion...
It is not in the hands of LAN manufacturers.Andyiz said:@Kalpik,invisible
Throughtout this topic/thread i always refered to those LAN's in which Manufactures Refrained from providing the MAC address Change property, wherin even if there are updates, if applied, wont still allow u to change MAc.