Finding Your Hardware Address (MAC Address) on a Windows Computer
1. Select the "Start" menu or press Windows + R on your keyboard.
2. Enter "cmd" and press "Enter" or "Open." Below is what the results should resemble once the command prompt has opened.
3. In the command prompt, enter "getmac /v" as shown below.
If you look at the physical address of "Wi-Fi", it will show you your wireless MAC Address.
If you look at the physical address of "Ethernet", it will show you your physical MAC Address.