How To Get Computer Serial Number In Vbnet

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'use this code in ur project Private Sub Command1_Click() Dim root As String Dim volume_name As String Dim serial_number As Long Dim max_component_length As Long Dim file_system_flags As Long Dim file_system_name As String Dim pos As Integer root = Text1.Text volume_name = Space$(1024) file_system_name = Space$(1024) If GetVolumeInformation(root, volume_name, _ Len(volume_name), serial_number, _ max_component_length, file_system_flags, _ file_system_name, Len(file_system_name)) = 0 _ Then MsgBox('Error getting volume information.' ') Exit Sub End If pos = InStr(volume_name, Chr$(0)) volume_name = Left$(volume_name, pos - 1) lblVolumeName.Caption = volume_name lblSerialNumber.Caption = Format$(serial_number) lblMaxComponentLength.Caption = _ Format$(max_component_length) pos = InStr(file_system_name, Chr$(0)) file_system_name = Left$(file_system_name, pos - 1) lblFileSystem.Caption = file_system_name lblFlags.Caption = '&&H' & Hex$(file_system_flags) End Sub On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 5:15 PM, JRAN123 via visualbasic-l wrote: > Posted by JRAN123 > on Apr 30 at 7:47 AM > Close visual basic.

Although, I've read about cases in which no serial number is returned using WMI. Another way to accomplish this would be through Platform Invocation Services (PInvoke). This article includes a download in which the author implements CreateFile() and DeviceIoControl() to extract drive information through Interop services in VB.NET.

Turn off the computer. Open the computer casing and > look for the alpha-numeric code next to the words 'serial number' on the > label attached to the hard disk. Sometime this may be abbreviated to 'S/N'. Hello You can try following code. Dim fso As Object, Drv As Object 'Create a FileSystemObject object Set fso = CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject') 'Assign the current drive letter if not specified If DriveLetter ' Then Set Drv = fso.GetDrive(DriveLetter) Else Set Drv = fso.GetDrive(fso.GetDriveName(App.Path)) End If With Drv If.IsReady Then DriveSerial = Abs(.SerialNumber) Else 'Drive Not Ready!' DriveSerial = -1 End If End With 'Clean up Set Drv = Nothing Set fso = Nothing GetDriveSerialNumber = DriveSerial Sandeep Chadha. Rajeev, This is a perenniel question (it gets asked a lot).

The best answer is to use Windows Management Instrumentation to retrieve the serial number from the physical disk(s) in the computer:. Public Sub GetDiskSerialNumber().Dim wmiObject As Object.Dim obj As Object.Set wmiObject = GetObject('WinMgmts:').For Each obj In wmiObject.InstancesOf('Win32_PhysicalMedia').Debug.Print obj.SerialNumber.Next obj End Sub.

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This is NOT the same as the Logical Volume serial number (which is created when the partition is formatted); you can retrieve THAT value by using 'Win32_LogicalDisk' and the VolumeSerialNumber property. Have you never searched the list archive? John Warner From: AggInn via visualbasic-l [mailto:visualbasic-l@Groups.ITtoolbox.com] Sent: Friday, April 30, 2010 2:24 PM To: john Subject: RE:[visualbasic-l] How can i get serial number of Hard Disk Posted by AggInn (President) on Apr 30 at 2:22 PM Mark as helpful What do you mean that you have filed all these examples off line? What do you mean that you won't have to post the same question in 2 months? Does that mean that the next time someone asks about hard drive serial numbers that the question simply is ignored? Are these examples that are stored off line availible for me to search and retrieve?

Louis Vanderwiilt. I assume that you asked me that question, so I will respond. No, I have never searched the archive before. I do know that there is a search feature at the top of the web page and that is where I would start to research my problem. If you will re-read my question, it was with respect to 'off line' which would be beyond the search capiblity of the search engine. When I find an interesting response to a question, I save it in a directory for future reference.