identifying a system
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is motherboard serial number different from the Cpu id?If a system needs to be identified ,which is the better one(cpu id or motherboard serial number) to identify one system from another,other than MAC id?thanx in advance.... :)
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is motherboard serial number different from the Cpu id?If a system needs to be identified ,which is the better one(cpu id or motherboard serial number) to identify one system from another,other than MAC id?thanx in advance.... :)
Parvathy_1985 wrote:
is motherboard serial number different from the Cpu id?
Yes. Both are equally good to identify a system. No two motherboards or CPU will have the same serial number / ID. Use whichever is easier to you. You might want to use them both together as well.
Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero .·´¯`·->Rajesh<-·´¯`·. Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP
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is motherboard serial number different from the Cpu id?If a system needs to be identified ,which is the better one(cpu id or motherboard serial number) to identify one system from another,other than MAC id?thanx in advance.... :)
In addition to Rajesh's reply, you may also consider using the serial number of the hard drive too.
Regards, Vijay.
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is motherboard serial number different from the Cpu id?If a system needs to be identified ,which is the better one(cpu id or motherboard serial number) to identify one system from another,other than MAC id?thanx in advance.... :)
i find that inorder to retrieve cpu id , assembly language is to be written,is it true?Is there any other alternative??thanking you in advance.... :)
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i find that inorder to retrieve cpu id , assembly language is to be written,is it true?Is there any other alternative??thanking you in advance.... :)
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i find that inorder to retrieve cpu id , assembly language is to be written,is it true?Is there any other alternative??thanking you in advance.... :)
Have a look at this article: Three ways to retrieve processor information[^] And then, I strongly recommend you to use Google. It works for me all the time. Almost. ;)
Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero .·´¯`·->Rajesh<-·´¯`·. Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP
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i find that inorder to retrieve cpu id , assembly language is to be written,is it true?Is there any other alternative??thanking you in advance.... :)
Parvathy_1985 wrote:
Is there any other alternative??
you may be interested in [__cpuid Intrinsics^] BTW, you may get useful information from [The Win32_Processor WMI class^] [WMI Tools' WMI Object Browser^] will be handy to find the values before hand you program.