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I'm using EEUpdate to update my Intel(R) i226-v ethernet adapter.
I'm using this command eeupdatew64e.exe /nic=1 /mac=<mac address>
It would say:
:1 Updating MAC Address to <mac>...Done...
:1 Updating Checksum and CRC...Done...
Upon restarting my pc and checking my mac address, it would be un-updated.
I did eeupdatew64e.exe /nic=1 /mac_dump
The mac address would still be the original mac address instead of being the updated one I had assigned to it earlier.
I tried doing eeupdatew64e.exe /nic=1 /a macfile
it would read the mac address
It would say:
:1 Updating MAC Address to <mac>...Done...
:1 Updating Checksum and CRC...Done...
but the mac address would still be the original one not the one I had assigned.
Tried reinstalling windows, deleting drivers from sys32, then reinstalling them, nothing seemed to work.
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Hello @s4,
Thank you for contacting Intel Embedded Community.
Once the MAC address in any Intel® Ethernet Controller I226 (LM/ V/ IT) has been changed to an address with a unique value, can't be changed again even with EEupdate, due that the NVM gets protected for security reasons.
Best regards,
@Diego_INTEL
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Hello @MarShaLL22,
Thank you for contacting Intel Embedded Community.
It is mentioned in the document #632906 - Intel ® Ethernet Controller I225/ I226 TA001: FW Authentication, from July 2022.
"From I225 NVM version 1.53 and beyond version and all I226 NVM versions, Intel introduces new NVM security flow. When a default MAC address 00-A0-C9-00-00-00 in NVM is updated to a unique value, NVM will be protected
Best regards,
@Diego_INTEL
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