Error MAC Address in 00:00:00:00:00:00 in my Nokia...

How I can correct this error?
The MAC address is zero in my nokia c3 AT & T
I updated the software and nothing at all
please help !!!!!
As you may understand without the MAC can not be activated the Wlan connection in the phone, and please do not come with the solution go to menu Principles, WLAN connectivity, etc, to see the MAC, which is not view the problem.
Thanks

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If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
Now using the Lumia 1520

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Help, I can not find to do, My Nokia C3 At & T, will not let me connect to internet with WLAN, this is due to this error in Mac Address that appears on Zeros, Nokia please people ..
and is updated to
C3-00
v 7.25
26-11-10
RM-614
(c) Nokia
Variant: 180.01
Spanish
Como corregir en nokia C3 el error Mac address Aparece en "00:00:00:00:00:00" ?
Auxilio, ya no encuentro que hacer, Mi Nokia C3 At&T, No Me deja conectar a internet con Wlan, esto se debe a ese error del Mac Address que aparece en Ceros, por favor gente Nokia..
y esta actualizado a la
C3-00
v 7.25
26-11-10
RM-614
(c) Nokia
Variante: 180.01

Lords and will not receive a technical cualifcado nokia who knows how to solve this problem in nokia c3 team because they all respond with the same answers no solution, because software updates do not provide the updated driver Wlan card c3 using the nokia ..
thank you and excuse me but I'm waiting Jart
Spanish
Señores y es que no va aparecer un tecnico cualifcado de nokia que sepa como resolver este problema en equipo nokia c3, ya que todos responden con las mismas respuestas sin solucion alguna, porque en las actualizaciones del software no facilitan el driver actualizado de la tarjeta Wlan que usa el nokia c3..
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Dear Forum Members,
I have recently bought a notebook, Lenovo IdeaPad G550L (I haven't found section for the G series here on the forum) and would like to use its WiFi adapter (BCM4310 according to Everest) with explicitly changed MAC address. I installed the recommended driver, available from Lenovo's website, version 5.10.38.14. I tried the common way to change the MAC address, went to Control Panel -> Network Interfaces -> Broadcom Wireless Network Adapter -> Configure... -> Advanced -> Locally administered MAC address, and changed it to a different address (without ":" or any separator characters). Unfortunately this common solution won't work at all. Although, no error messages are produced when changing it (so it seems successful) my wireless router shows me the original MAC address of my integrated wifi card. Tried to restart my computer, my router, everything.
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Thank you for contacting Lenovo, the makers of ThinkPad and ThinkCentre products. As I understand, you have purchased a Lenovo IdeaPad G550L and would like to use its WiFi adapter (BCM4310 according to Everest) with explicitly change MAC address.and you would like to know is there an official driver for Windows XP that allows you this basic feature like b43 in Linux. We apologize,Please do speak with our Idea pad technical Team at 877-453-6686 Option 1-2-1-2 for further assistance.
If you have further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at 866-42-THINK (84465) option number 2. We will be happy to assist at that time.
Once again, thank you for contacting Lenovo.
Sincerely,
Lenovo Websales/CustServe"
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Yes, I have posted this thread to different forums after I realized that Lenovo "customer care" is not likely to help me out and even wirelessforums.org members couldn't come up with any ideas for days, that's why. I have already written that helper applications like SMAC (or etherchange or macshift) don't work, because they do the same thing in the system as I change it in the driver panel, so they use the same method which simply does not work.
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