How to find my MAC address on Windows?

On Windows, you have at least two possible ways to get your MAC address: via 'cmd.exe' and by 'Network and Sharing Center'.

The first way

The first way is getting a list of your network interfaces in the console.

The second way is by using the GUI application "Network and Sharing Center".

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To open this application, press Win and search by entering the name or just right-click on the networking icon in the Tray and choose Open Networking and Sharing Center.

The window of "Network and Sharing Center" will appear. If you have an active connection, you can click on the connection name Ethernet 3.
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Then, click on Details.
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Now you can see all the details of the connection.
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If you don't have any active connections, or if you need to know a MAC address of an unused adapter, you can open Network and Sharing Center and click on Change adapter settings.
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After this, you will see a list of your network connections. Here you can choose any connection and right-click on them, then click on the Status.
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The Ethernet 3 Status modal window will appear, so, as you can see in the previous example, you need to click on Details and look at the Physical address field.