 | | From: | Mark.I | | Subject: | BIOS ID | | Date: | Thu, 13 Jan 2005 14:22:50 -0000 |
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 | Hi,
Is there a winapi to help me find the bios id?
An example woul be appreciated.
Mark.i
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| | From: | AutoTraker Inc. | | Subject: | Re: BIOS ID | | Date: | Thu, 13 Jan 2005 14:52:22 -0500 |
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| Take a look in the codelib at either dbasetalk.com or alldbase.com and look
for a post by me on 8/5/2004 entitled BiosInfo.cc
It was below the post for WinmgmtsWrapper.cc
This uses Winmgmts and Windows scripting host to pull information about the
BIOS. Other than that, I believe some of the information on the BIOS is
stored in the registry.
--
Rich...
www.autotraker.com
AutoTraker Inc.
"Mark.I" wrote in message
news:xptpetX%23EHA.1128@news-server...
> Hi,
>
> Is there a winapi to help me find the bios id?
>
> An example woul be appreciated.
>
> Mark.i
>
>
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| | From: | Mark.I | | Subject: | Re: BIOS ID | | Date: | Thu, 13 Jan 2005 20:02:55 -0000 |
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| Thanks Rich. I;ll have a look at it after I come back to the office on
Monday.
Very much appreciated.
BTW, do you remember the thread about azip and aunzip? I got it sorted and
I'd more than happy to send the dbase code.
All the best.
Mark.I
"AutoTraker Inc." wrote in message
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> Take a look in the codelib at either dbasetalk.com or alldbase.com and
look
> for a post by me on 8/5/2004 entitled BiosInfo.cc
> It was below the post for WinmgmtsWrapper.cc
> This uses Winmgmts and Windows scripting host to pull information about
the
> BIOS. Other than that, I believe some of the information on the BIOS is
> stored in the registry.
>
> --
> Rich...
> www.autotraker.com
> AutoTraker Inc.
>
> "Mark.I" wrote in message
> news:xptpetX%23EHA.1128@news-server...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Is there a winapi to help me find the bios id?
> >
> > An example woul be appreciated.
> >
> > Mark.i
> >
> >
>
>
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| | From: | AutoTraker Inc. | | Subject: | Re: BIOS ID | | Date: | Thu, 13 Jan 2005 15:43:14 -0500 |
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| I believe I have a good working solution to using azip and aunzip. I do
however still get a GPF at times when exiting the form after a zipping
operation. I'm running the zip form from a separate EXE so if I get a GPF
I'm back to my application from where I started. So, yes, I'd love to see
what you have done and compare it to my code. Maybe I can find a mistake
that I have made that causes this occasional GPF.
Also if that BiosInfo.cc doesn't get the info you want, let me know. I have
some other routines that may give you the info you want. I'm not sure what a
BIOS Id is anyway. I assume that is the serial number for the BIOS ROM?
--
Rich...
www.autotraker.com
AutoTraker Inc.
"Mark.I" wrote in message
news:ISG0ara%23EHA.708@news-server...
> Thanks Rich. I;ll have a look at it after I come back to the office on
> Monday.
>
> Very much appreciated.
>
> BTW, do you remember the thread about azip and aunzip? I got it sorted and
> I'd more than happy to send the dbase code.
>
> All the best.
>
> Mark.I
> "AutoTraker Inc." wrote in message
> news:2gSAhma%23EHA.708@news-server...
>> Take a look in the codelib at either dbasetalk.com or alldbase.com and
> look
>> for a post by me on 8/5/2004 entitled BiosInfo.cc
>> It was below the post for WinmgmtsWrapper.cc
>> This uses Winmgmts and Windows scripting host to pull information about
> the
>> BIOS. Other than that, I believe some of the information on the BIOS is
>> stored in the registry.
>>
>> --
>> Rich...
>> www.autotraker.com
>> AutoTraker Inc.
>>
>> "Mark.I" wrote in message
>> news:xptpetX%23EHA.1128@news-server...
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > Is there a winapi to help me find the bios id?
>> >
>> > An example woul be appreciated.
>> >
>> > Mark.i
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>
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| | From: | Mark.I | | Subject: | Re: BIOS ID | | Date: | Mon, 17 Jan 2005 09:50:37 -0000 |
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| Rich,
I tried the biosinfo.cc on 2000 pro, just the wrapper I needed, but there
are few invalid subscript error including "SerialNumber", which the very one
I needed. I tried to change it to SerialNo and SN without success.
Thanks
Mark.i
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