Program Do Sprawdzania Hardware Id

Posted on 04.09.2019

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BleepingComputer Review: Hardware Identify is a program that lists all installed hardware devices on your computer and displays information about each device. Using this information you can quickly determine if your driver is old and needs to be updated. This program is also useful when you are upgrading various components.

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jednoduchá aplikace na měření rychlosti. děla přesně to co má v popisu.. měří rychlost :)

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Funguje a měří přesně. Snad jen kdyby šlo nastavit počet testů, po kterém se testování ukončí a vypočítá to průměr.

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Size

16.8 MB

Compatibility

OS X 10.10.0 or later, 64-bit processor

Age Rating

Rated 4+

Price

Free

Supports

Family Sharing
Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

Active1 year, 11 months ago

I'm going to send my computer for maintenance. But the services at my place have bad reputation, so I think I better be careful. I intend to write down all the hardware ID, so I can know if they change any of my hardware or not.

Please tell me how to acquire the unique IDs for CPU, Mainboard, Hard drive and RAM. In case it's too difficult, a number that maybe duplicate but rarely is also ok. I tried CPU-Z, but found no unique ID with it.

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2 Answers

See if you can read the serial numbers off the labels. Also use software like CPU-Z, but there are limits to what you can do there. Having written some software to uniquely identify computers, I can offer some input:

Most/all modern CPUs do not have a software-readable serial number. Intel tried to add one in the late 1990s with the Pentium III, but there was such an uproar that they discontinued this feature. The best you can do with a CPU is to identify the particular model/stepping, which CPU-Z does a nice job of.
Motherboards often, but not always, contain unique information in the SMBios portion of memory. Computers from major OEMs typically have a serial number in here somewhere - but I have seen even the major OEMs screw this up. Note that it could probably be reprogrammed with special tools proprietary to the motherboard. You can read it using WMI. From a command prompt:
Scroll to the right to find the identifying information.
You can get the MAC address of your network card, which is always a unique number. Run ipconfig /all from a command prompt, and look for Physical Address.
Newer versions of Windows offer an easy way to read the hard drive serial number via WMI. Follow the previous example, but enter DISKDRIVE instead of BASEBOARD. Look for the SerialNumber column.
I haven't seen that RAM would have a unique serial number. The best I can suggest is record all information about RAM via CPU-Z.