We have about 350 PC's, from various makes and models (Compaq, Dell, and some unknowns), but only buy Dell nowadays. With WMI, the Latitude L400 / NT4 SP6a for example, is not recognised. Latitude C610 W2K / Optiplex GX150 NT4, and Optiplex 260 W2K works fine.
I'm using this code:

code:
; Determine Serialnr
$Serialnr = WMIQuery("SerialNumber","Win32_BIOS")
   If LEN("$Serialnr") < 2
      $Serialnr = WMIQuery("SerialNumber","Win32_SystemEnclosure")
      If Instr($Serialnr,"|")
         For Each $Return in Split($Serialnr,"|")
            If LEN($Return)<10
               $Serialnr = $Return
            Endif
         Next
      Endif
      If LEN("$Serialnr") < 2
         $Serialnr = WMIQuery("IdentifyingNumber","Win32_ComputerSystemProduct","@WKSTA")
      Endif
   Endif
Endif

; Determine Model name
$MachineName = WMIQuery("Name","Win32_ComputerSystemProduct","@WKSTA")
If $MachineName = ""
   $MachineName = "-------"
Endif
Can you tell me where can I download a program with which I can see what info is available via WMI, so that I can check on the L400 for example what to use instead of Win32_ComputerSystemProduct ?

P.s. We use all of the OS-ses; 95, 98, NT4, W2K.

[ 31. July 2003, 13:28: Message edited by: Jeroen ]
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Regards, Jeroen. There are two ways to write error-free programs. Only the third one works.