Wmi Query Local Printer Serial Number
Hello everyone, First, I'd like to know if the serial number of a printer exists 'in' the hardware (like it does with a hard disk: this information is available in WMI in the Win32_DiskDrive table, the field SerialNumber ) or it's just a number placed on the ticket stuck on the printer? If the answer is yes, is it possible to programmatically retrieve this serial number? Jul 09, 2009 Because printers, even local printers, don't report details like their serial numbers to Windows, there is no way by default to get this information using ConfigMgr -- none of the printer classes I reviewed had a any type of serial number attribute. Trying to get MAC Address for Printers from a Powershell Script. Serial Number and Location of those printers, but just not the MAC. Run a query from that. I was unable to actually find the information via WMI, but it turns out I was actually given the product number AND serial numbers for a number of servers (the spreadsheet was horribly formatted, so the two fields just looked like one big string until my afternoon coffee kicked in). Retrieve USB Printer Serial Number I am an employee of a company whom sells and services printers and copiers. We utilize FMAudit to collect information about network connected printers but the locally attached(USB) printers' serial number isn't retrievable through FMAudit's solution. Useful WMIC Queries. Get Number, SlotDesignation, Status, SupportsHotPlug, Version, CurrentUsage, ConnectorPinout. Hey guys, you can also query the.
I am looking for a batch command to retrieve an USB key manufacturer serial number. I need a command that works in both Windows XP and Windows Seven.
This is for a hardware follow-up. I have a script that sends emails when a problem occurs and it needs to include a way to identify the removable disk.
At first I used vol e: but the number changes when the disk is formatted.
On several sites I saw wmic diskdrive get serialnumber but it doesn't seem to work (at least on W7). The command returns Invalid XML.
This is not surprising. I ran wmic diskdrive get /? and the available options are:
No SerialNumber..
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Do you have a better idea?
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I've finally found the solution on Stackoverflow.
The SerialNumber property doesn't exist.
Powershell Wmi Serial Number
I now use:
wmic diskdrive get PNPDeviceID
But a fix exists from Microsoft here.
