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Is there a command in CMD to get hardware information or a program that can be called via the CMD command line to get hardware information? For example: hard disk serial number or features, etc.

Please teach everyone!

No one pays attention to me, so I'll bump it. Is it that no one knows? I also think that's not very likely.

I don't know about the call, but systeminfo can find some system information.

Thanks wl00560
Finally someone replied to me

wmic computersystem list full

systeminfo is not available in WIN2000. Copying it over doesn't work either.

Yeah, only the XP system has it built-in, heh... WMIC is also like that. In this way, the most convenient way is to use third-party tools to solve it

Originally posted by pip at 2006-9-9 05:19:
Yeah, only the XP system has it built-in, heh.........WMIC is also like that, so the most convenient way is to rely on third-party tools to solve it

Yeah, I don't know if there are other experts who know if there are any others...

Re hymm2008:

Indeed, as Brother electronixtar said, you can use debug to check the CMOS data mapped by the BIOS in memory, which should include all hardware information data that the BIOS can recognize. However, the calculation of the data address is relatively complicated, and it may not be applicable to all BIOS versions.

As for obtaining the feature sequence from the command line, you can consider using ipconfig /all to obtain the physical address of the local network card, or use dir to obtain the volume serial number of all visible disks on the local hard drive.

Originally posted by willsort at 2006-9-9 10:12:
Re hymm2008:

Indeed, as brother electronixtar said, you can use debug to check the CMOS data mapped by the BIOS in memory, which should include all hardware information data that the BIOS can recognize. Well..

Ask the moderator, will the volume serial number of all visible disks on the local hard drive change after formatting? I think it will change. As for the NIC MIC code obtained by ipconfig /all, it can also be changed. Debug is a bit too complicated. Is there any way to obtain some unchanging characteristics of the hardware?

If the LZ (楼主) can state the purpose of obtaining the hard disk features, there might be a better way to work around it.

Originally posted by namejm at 2006-9-10 06:23:
　　If the owner of the post can state the purpose of obtaining the hard disk features, there may be a better alternative approach.

Because the programming needs to refer to relevant information in this regard. Brother namejm, do you have any good methods?

You said that the statement about referring to it for programming is too vague, which is difficult to answer. However, I also don't understand hardware or programming in other languages. Looking forward to experts coming to help.

::Use WMI Alias to Get PC Main Information.bat
::Use WMI Alias to Get Main Information, Output as Web Page Format
::--------by MOBO[Mobo] at 2006-09-16:
wmic baseboard list brief /format:hform >MyPC.htm
wmic cpu list full /format:hform >>MyPC.htm
wmic bios list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm