I’m dealing with an issue on my MSI B760 Gaming Plus WiFi motherboard.
A driver that I need to use performs a SHA256 integrity scan on all network MAC addresses present in the system (not just the active ones).
The problem is that the onboard LAN controller exposes a LiteOn MAC address and fail to complete the installation :
48:6D:44:B7:23:5A
This MAC is blacklisted by the software provider, so the installer always fails, even if I:
disable the Onboard LAN Controller in BIOS,
disable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, WAN Miniports, VPNs in Windows,
use a different adapter with a spoofed 00:... MAC.
No matter what I do, the installer still reads this LiteOn MAC from the firmware/EEPROM and blocks.
My question:
Is it possible to reprogram / overwrite / erase the MAC stored in the EEPROM of the onboard LAN controller? Or any other method ?
If yes, what’s the safest method on this board?
Intel “EEUPDATE”? An external SPI programmer (CH341A)?
Or alternatively, is there anyone here who offers a service to reflash/reprogram EEPROM for this motherboard?
The board has OROM Intel Boot Agent CL 0.1.14 and OROM Realtek 2.5 Gb PXE 3.01 and Wi-Fi is Intel…
Where does the system connect to another in-house device?
LITEON…this is probably an external device/routing…
and “… a driver” meaning what? You’re the only one that needs this “special” driver we dont know nothing about it…and Realtek ones are not good for you?
So stay put and dont kill your NIC, wait for other users POV, that’s all from me.
omg srsly I have this problem too I guess we’re downloading the same driver lol
Ive also tried everything I could do… but it all failed
so…did you find a solution?