Windows 10: Where exactly can I find the "Network Address" setting in my wifi properties tab?

Hello! I am someone who is having some problems when it comes to bypassing a timed wifi shutoff. After looking at a few tutorials, I've determined that the easiest way is to randomize the Network Address value in the configure tab of my network properties, however, when I open up the advanced options tab, the Network Address option does not appear. Is there a way that I can make that setting appear, or am I doing something incorrectly?Here is the link to one of the tutorials I used It's only 2 minutes long: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEvIO3wYbXk&ab_channel=Chuck%26Co.Thank you, IInf

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'Network Address' property not displaying for wireless adapter

If you go to the "Device Manager" control panel window, and open the 'Network Adapters' drop down, there is a list of different Network Adapters. My goal was to change the MAC address on my wireless adapter that I use to connect to the wifi. You can do
this by displaying the properties of a network adapter in the list. When I open up the 'advanced' tab in the properties window, only 4 properties show up, none of which allow me to change my mac address, however I am able to change my mac address of the computer
itself, but this does nothing.

 

Network Adapter Properties (Advanced Tab)

Alright so I have this problem with my 5Ghz internet. I was using it just fine till I suddenly felt my wifi went super slow. So normally I would restart the router and carry on. However, this time I could not find the 5Ghz internet anymore. Instead, only
the 2.4ghz is around.

So I looked online and the usual steps are going to Network Adapter Properties and open the advanced tab then you will alot of stuff listed there right? However, mine only has 3. Roaming Aggresiveness, Network Address, D0 packet coelescing. I have tried
looking online for more solutions but theres just none.

My router clearly supports 5ghz along with my laptop. So whats the problem here?

Need help.

 

I no longer have a Security Tab on my WIFI properties.

Hello Melanie, this is Emily.

Without seeing the actual step you took, it is hard for me to tell which step might be wrong. But let me make sure this is what you did:

Instead of going to Windows Settings, you want to go to Control Panel. You can type "Control Panel" directly in search on taskbar to launch it.

Then for the "view by" on the upper right, choose "large icons".

Next, click on "network & sharing center"

Next, on the left, click on "change adapter settings".

You should now see some connections listed. Find your wifi connection, and double click.

In the pop up, click on "wireless properties" button.

Next popup, you should see the security tab. Check the box for "show characters" and you should then see the wifi password.