How do I locate the MAC address of my computer?

You have probably typed that into the Start Menu search dialog, which does execute the command but doesn't show it as the command prompt window disappears as soon as the command has been executed. This is the normal bahavior of command prompt applications, they close as soon as it is done.

In order for the command prompt to stay, you have to run those commands through the command prompt. The command prompt doesn't disappear after execution of a program; so, you can see the output as a result.

1. Click the Start Button or press the Windows key.
2. In the start menu search, type cmd.
3. Hit Enter to execute the command prompt, or click on the cmd entry that appears.
4. Type in ipconfig /all or getmac and it should execute both commands and the window will remain open such that you can see the output.
   
   
   A simple way to get the MAC address(es) of your network adapter(s):
   On a command prompt type

   getmac
   

   Example:
   
   
   
   
   
   For Windows Vista and Windows 7, in the control panel:
   Open the Network and Sharing Center > Local Area Connection > Details > Physical Address.
   
   
   
   
   
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