PC Serial Number / Service Tag

This is something that you really need to talk to your PC manufacturer's Tech Support about. Standard BIOS does not hold this information. The manufacturer of your PC would have had to modify the BIOS to hold this information. They would also be the one to provide any utility that would read this information from BIOS.

You can get the BIOS string which can identify the BIOS and motherboard.

For Intel CPUs, you can get the CPU serial number.

Check out the utilities from Unicore software:

http://www.unicore.com/techsupport/award/awardutils.htm

Remove thespace between awardutil and s.htm

Unicore sells custom BIOS's for PCs.

According to the link at www.wimsbios.com
you can request a DOS version of Unicore's own BIOS identification utility from the feedback page at Unicore.

Here is a link to some other good system information software:

http://members.datafast.net.au/dft0802/

Like Tim, I do not believe that there is a system specific serial number in the BIOS for most systems / motherboards.
If there was, I am sure that this serial number would be part of Microsoft's Product Activation system.

Chas

Go to BIOS and take a look??

I'm thinking you may be using a Dell PC?

There IS a dos program that will read the asset tag (read: Dell serial number) from the BIOS of Dell PC's, called ASSET.COM. I am not sure whether is is available from Dell or not. I will see if I can find out?

Stu

As the friend said, you migth be asking for a DELL service tag, first, you can locate it in a sticker behind your system, it has a bar code and some caracters like WD92Z, but if you can?t find it, the easy way tohave it isto log on www.support.dell.com, complete the register and once inside go to system datils and warranty, and select find your service tag number.

Another think very important: Ratethisanswer.

Thanks, hope this help

Go to Dell.com and use the standard login under support or downloads. They will scan your PC and give you the SN and Service Tag.