About hiding Mac address without any trouble or difficulties

About hiding Mac address without any trouble or difficulties

In order to hide your mac address, I suggest you to download “Hide my Mac Address” from this link

http://download.cnet.com/Hide-My-MAC-Address/3000-2144_4-10581342.html

“Hide my Mac Address” is an easy application that can effectively hide your computer's physical address, however you will be

only given a trial period to use the application after which you should buy it. 

About hiding Mac address without any trouble or difficulties

There are ways of hiding your computer’s MAC address. But first, let’s explain what a MAC address is. MAC stands for Media Access Control. It is a unique identifier assigned to the network interface or simply the network card so it can communicate on the network. It is most often assigned by the device manufacturer and is stored in the hardware itself.

For ways of hiding your computer’s MAC address, you can use a program that is designed to hide the computer’s MAC address. One example of this program is the one called Hide My MAC Address. This program can effectively hide the physical address of the computer. The program’s interface will display your network adapter together with the actual MAC address.

Clicking the Hide button will make the program instantly assign a new MAC address cloaking the real address from being detected. It also features an advanced mode that will let you actually create your own MAC address and will return an accurate, fast result. Unfortunately, this application is not free and is being offered in a strict 3-day trial period.

It works on Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista. If you want to try it, visit Hide My MAC Address. It costs $19.95. Here’s a screenshot of Hide My MAC Address’ interface.

If you want a free program, you can try Macshift. This is also a program that can effectively hide your MAC address. And the best part of it is it is absolutely free. For download and procedure, visit Macshift: Change your MAC address. This is, by the way, designed for Windows XP and I’m not sure if it’ll also work on other operating systems.