The syntax is the same for VB6 (execept for the Wscript.Echo) strComputer = '.' Set objWMIService = GetObject('winmgmts: ' & strComputer & ' root CIMV2') Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery( 'SELECT. FROM Win32ComputerSystemProduc t',48) For Each objItem in colItems Wscript.Echo '- - ' Wscript.Echo 'Win32ComputerSystemProdu ct instance' Wscript.Echo '- - ' Wscript.Echo 'Caption: ' & objItem.Caption Wscript.Echo 'IdentifyingNumber: ' & objItem.IdentifyingNumber Wscript.Echo 'Name: ' & objItem.Name Next.
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Determining a computer name during an imaging process has always proved to be a challenge. One of my favorite methods is to utilize WMI to obtain the serial number of the computer that is being imaged. This way, if all your hardware is from a particular vendor, Dell, HP, Panasonic, you can guarantee that no two computer names will ever be the same and you can name them automatically during the imaging process. Not to mention you can quickly look up the computer information on the vendor website. The following vbscript I wrote will determine the serial number, append a 'C' to the front of it, then populate the OSD task sequence variable called 'OSDComputerName'.
It is one of the first tasks in all my task sequences. One of the extras I wrote in will actually prompt you to enter the computer name if it detects it is a VMWare or Microsoft Virtual machine, because they do not have a serial number in WMI.
‘GetComputerName.vbs ‘Joe Clarke 5/7/2010 set env = CreateObject('Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment') ‘Get relevant computer information strComputer = '.'
I am trying to create an Admin tools HTA. This is more for learning than anything else. So far I have found everything that I need on here.
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Right now I am stuck on one piece. I want to collect the serialnumber of a computer and output it into a textbox or textarea. Here is the code that I am trying to use. As is the code will output 'serialnumber' to the text box.
Power Shell To Get Computer Name
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sub ComputerS set objExec = objShell.Exec('wmic bios get serialnumber') Set objStdOut = objExec.StdOut strLine = objStdOut.ReadLine queryResults.value = strLine end Sub and here is the code for the texarea and button So I figured it out. I had to add one line of code sub ComputerS set objExec = objShell.Exec('wmic bios get serialnumber') Set objStdOut = objExec.StdOut objExec.StdOut.skipLine strLine = objStdOut.ReadLine queryResults.value = strLine end Sub When I added the skipLine it worked perfectly. Thanks everyone for the help I will definitely be using your information in the near future when I expand on my tool.
Computer Name On Windows 7
Determining a computer name during an imaging process has always proved to be a challenge. One of my favorite methods is to utilize WMI to obtain the serial number of the computer that is being imaged. This way, if all your hardware is from a particular vendor, Dell, HP, Panasonic, you can guarantee that no two computer names will ever be the same and you can name them automatically during the imaging process.
Computer Serial Number Lookup
Not to mention you can quickly look up the computer information on the vendor website. The following vbscript I wrote will determine the serial number, append a “C” to the front of it, then populate the OSD task sequence variable called “OSDComputerName”. It is one of the first tasks in all my task sequences.
One of the extras I wrote in will actually prompt you to enter the computer name if it detects it is a VMware, Citrix or Microsoft Virtual machine, because they do not have a serial number in WMI. Just rename to.vbs.