EtherChange

EtherChange is a nifty little tool that helps you change the Ethernet or MAC address of your network card. You might wonder why you'd want to do this? Well, there are plenty of reasons, especially when it comes to Internet access. The MAC address is like a unique ID for your network device, and sometimes, it can be used to steal your online identity or even give someone else access to the Internet.

What is EtherChange?

So, here's the scoop: EtherChange works through the Command Prompt. That means there’s no flashy graphic interface to click around in. Instead, you'll need to use some commands to get things rolling. But don't worry! Using EtherChange isn't rocket science.

How to Use EtherChange

First things first: you gotta run it as an Administrator because it needs permission to make changes in your system. Once that’s sorted, just drag the application into the Command Prompt window and hit ‘Enter’. This will show you a list of actions you can take.

Selecting Your Actions

The app will display a numbered list for you. All you have to do is type in the number that matches what you want to do. Easy peasy! If you have basic knowledge about changing a MAC address, you're good to go.

Modify Your Network Adapter

After picking your action, EtherChange will show all the network adapters connected to your computer. Choose the one you want and then just type in the new Ethernet address in HEX format without any separators—super straightforward!

Final Thoughts on EtherChange

In summary, even without a graphic user interface, EtherChange is really easy to use and gives you exactly what you need for changing your network adapter's Ethernet address.