Please note: In order to use Chromecast, the device from which you stream to Chromecast will also need to be connected to the same wireless network as your Chromecast (currently this will only work on PC-Devices). The MAC address is listed at the bottom of the setup app when going through initial setup. Go to the main menu and choose Settings.Choose Confirm MAC Address, and you will see the wireless MAC address.Go to System Settings, then Internet Settings, then Other Information.The MAC addresses are listed on the right.Select Advanced Settings from the Additional Settings tab.The MAC addresses for both wired and Wi-Fi are near the bottom.Scroll and click View Connection Status.On the main menu, scroll to the Settings tab.Select System Settings from the Wii U menu.

Go to Wii System Settings on the second page.The MAC address is listed under System MAC Address.Go to System Settings from the Home menu.The wireless MAC address is listed under Wi-Fi Address.The MAC address is listed under Wi-Fi MAC address.Choose About Phone/Tablet and then Status.Note: These instructions may vary by device. The Physical Address is the MAC Address.Below that line, you will see another line that starts with “Physical Address”.Look for the line that reads “Ethernet Adapter: Local Area Connection” (for wired) or “Ethernet Adapter: Wireless Connection” (for wireless).In the new Command Prompt window, type “ipconfig /all” (without the quotation marks) and hit the Enter key.Type “cmd” (without the quotation marks) in the search box.The MAC Address is listed on that page.Click on Ethernet (for wired connections) or Wi-Fi (for wireless connections) on the left side.Go to the Apple menu in the upper left corner of your screen.If your device is not listed or our instructions don’t match it exactly, you can usually find it by Googling “how to find MAC address” or by looking for a sticker on the device itself or its packaging. Below, you will find instructions on how to find the MAC address (aka physical address, hardware address, Wi-Fi address, Ethernet address) of the most common devices we see on campus.

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