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Here ok.
Return is "To be filled by O.E.M."
On Microsoft site, about my Windows 10 installation, I see this text.
Now I know this text is my board serial number.
José M. C. Quintas
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Hi Bernard,
Excellent function I must say. Works correctly.
If the program is on a shared folder on a Server and is “run” on node, it will report the motherboard serial number of the node correct ?.
Is there a function to get the motherboard serial number of the Server where the program resides ?
Warm regards,
Jayadev
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