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It should be the latest drivers. No clue how to verify that, though.
For some reason it doesn't always work. My mac address is now stuck on 4E:53:50:4F:4F:42 and I can't make it go to 4E:53:50:4F:4F:43, and I'm doing the exact same thing as I was doing to get the previous ones.
"macshift -i Wi-Fi 4E53504F4F43" in a shell, doesn't changes it anymore no matter how many restarts I do.
If I try to manually disable then re-enable wi-fi card, it stays stuck on Disabled until I reboot (said reboot taking forever, usually ending in me holding the power button because it's taking an unusually long time.)
And THEN after like 2-3 reboots it finally changes to the mac address I had chosen initially.
Edit: it looks like changing the mac address only works if I run the command as an admin. However, this crashes my Wi-Fi card, forcing me to reboot (and manually power off because it hangs at some point)
For some reason it doesn't always work. My mac address is now stuck on 4E:53:50:4F:4F:42 and I can't make it go to 4E:53:50:4F:4F:43, and I'm doing the exact same thing as I was doing to get the previous ones.
"macshift -i Wi-Fi 4E53504F4F43" in a shell, doesn't changes it anymore no matter how many restarts I do.
If I try to manually disable then re-enable wi-fi card, it stays stuck on Disabled until I reboot (said reboot taking forever, usually ending in me holding the power button because it's taking an unusually long time.)
And THEN after like 2-3 reboots it finally changes to the mac address I had chosen initially.
Edit: it looks like changing the mac address only works if I run the command as an admin. However, this crashes my Wi-Fi card, forcing me to reboot (and manually power off because it hangs at some point)