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How can I find out the Motherboard Model number?

How can i get the motherboard model number in XP without opening the casing or using any third party software?
Already I have tried with dxdiag command but it does not work for all motherboard... I need the help of tr........ Advance thanks....
20th Dec 2011

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The easy way is to open the case
And read the Make & Model Number off the Silk Screen Printing on the M'Board. As you have quite rightly already found out not all apps work for all M'Boards and Windows itself is very Dumb.

It can not in most cases define what Hardware it is running on so at the very least you would need some form of third party software.

Of course if you have a NB it's harder but any Desktop would take all of a few seconds to open the case and read the Makers Model Number off the M'Board.

Col
20th Dec 2011
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To Find Motherboard Model in Windows Product OS
Here is a easy way to find,
Start Run, Type "dxdiag".
You can see system model
21st Dec 2011
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Knowing motherboard info without opening the case
The chipset information can be known by using any diagnosis utility but it will not tell you about motherboard manufacturers name. But the chipset information is what we need to get the drivers etc. So you better not open the case and check the chipset information from a hardwared diagnostic utility.
21st Dec 2011
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Manufacturer's website
Some manufacturers websites have decent information but, you must have the service tag #, exact model # and dig deep in the documents tab of the support and drivers page.

Look for a specification list. There you can find a lot of information about the chipset, # of memory slots, max memory support as well as type of modules.
21st Dec 2011
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Just download CPUz
Just download CPUz
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
21st Dec 2011
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