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    i want to retrieve the hardware details of my system like the mouse connected to my system, the keyboard details

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      i want to retrieve the hardware details of my system like the mouse connected to my system, the keyboard details

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      Do you mean through VB or just visualy through windows? Second option: Click Control Panel, System, Hardware Tab, then Device Manager Later

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        i want to retrieve the hardware details of my system like the mouse connected to my system, the keyboard details

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        In code, you could use the System.Management namespace and WMI. RageInTheMachine9532

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          In code, you could use the System.Management namespace and WMI. RageInTheMachine9532

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          thank you i will try it out

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            In code, you could use the System.Management namespace and WMI. RageInTheMachine9532

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            In code, you could use the System.Management namespace and WMI. RageInTheMachine9532

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