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RAM, Motherboard, processor hardware IDs

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    Hi, I have developed a WinXP based application in .NET C#. I want to make sure that it only runs on specified set of hardware. It first checks the hardware IDs of motherboard, RAM, and processor. This application compares those values to what it is supposed to run, and then decide if it is a valid set of specs. I can get these IDs from registry but registry could be fooled. What I want is to directly access these hardwares and get the IDs. Could anyone please help me out in this regard? I don't know if it is possible in .NET or I need to write an assembly code for it. Is there some api or already available programme to do so? Thanks Bilal Farooq

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