While I am not very sure why it works with "02" I think it has to do with the MAC Address specification which uses first octet to set flags (see image below courtesy ) If the MAC address didnt change, try to disable and re-enable the Wifi network adapter manually from Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings (or you can just enter Network Connections in Windows Explorer location bar). You just have to set the first octet of MAC address to "02", instead on what normally is "00".
#ROKU WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS ALL ZEROS DRIVERS#
This tells that the network adapter drivers are actually preventing users from changing MAC address.Ī simple workaround would let you change MAC address on most wifi adapters if you want to just make sure your original MAC address is not exposed. This issue is observed only on wifi adapters, while you can change the MAC address on Ethernet adapters without any fuss. Reverting back to old drivers again made things work. I also had one email feedback saying that TMAC couldn't change MAC address of Wifi on Windows XP machine after updating drivers. Its been observed, and I had quite a few email feedback confirming that, on the same hardware with Windows XP installed, everything seems to work fine! Technitium MAC Address Changer (TMAC) is unable to change MAC address of many wireless network adapters on Windows Vista and above.
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