11/3/2019 Intel Cpu Serial Number Lookup
Is there any way/ utility to check Intel (7th Gen) processor warranty (duration) just by using processor serial number.? I can check warranty using FPO and ATPO but I don't wish to remove heat sink mounted on processor. To learn how to use the CPUID instruction to read the Processor Serial Number whenthere is a serial number present, see AP-909, Intel. Cpu model number and CPU.
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How do I obtain the serial number of the CPU in a PC?
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Based upon 'licensing' tag you have used for your question, you might get better results reading network MAC address. Identifying PC by a MAC address isn't totally unbreakable method for copy protection, still it is sometimes used.
Sergey VolegovSergey Volegov
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I have the ultimate answer for this without any external libraries. Simply type this:
wmic bios get serialnumber
This will give you the Serial Number on the PCs chassis ;)(found in microsoft's knowledge base)
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MakarMakar
Remember that most computers these days ship with CPU ID disabled in the BIOS. See CPUID on Wikipedia Bleach vs naruto mugen download.
RedbeardRedbeard
There is no CPU serial ID (PSN; CPUID edx bit 18 'psn' Processor Serial Number) after Pentium III in Intel CPUs; and there was never any psn in AMD chips: Free download cid.
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/watercooler-catchall/topic/308483 (at 2005)
However, keep in mind that only the Pentium III Xeon, Mobile Pentium III and Pentium III processors support the processor serial number feature introduced by the Pentium III processor. No other Intel processor supports the processor serial number feature
EAX=3: Processor Serial Number See also: Pentium III ยง Controversy about privacy issues
This returns the processor's serial number. The processor serial number was introduced on Intel Pentium III, but due to privacy concerns, this feature is no longer implemented on later models (the PSN feature bit is always cleared). Transmeta's Efficeon and Crusoe processors also provide this feature. AMD CPUs however, do not implement this feature in any CPU models.
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Even with CPUID enabled is there actually a serial number available in modern processors? I remember there being a big outcry in the Pentium 3 days when this whole serial number issue was raised.
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This is and old thread. But I had a same problem, but I got the following logic working without too many ifs, ands or buts.
The problem with CPU serial number is that it does not always work in virtualized environment.
I did the following logic with a set of Windows-based servers:
Win32_BIOS can provide you a serial number of the bios. We need to keep in mind that if the system is virtualized, you could end up with same bios serial number for all servers.
Win32_NetworkAdapter can provide you a MAC that you can use as well. In cases where you have multiple NICs, you will end up with multiple-MACs.
Combining both these IDs, I had all unique set over a set of 6000 servers spanning across physical and virtual. This was really simple to implement using
ManagementClass & ManagementObject .
Processor Serial Number
But just a caveat: when you try to get the Peter
MO instance remotely, it'll take more than a few seconds on a <5ms latency 10Gbps optical network. So if you do the math it took me over 3 hours on a single thread operation. Since this is more like a low-priority traffic I didn't want to spam my network for gathering WMI data on multi-threaded call.
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__get_cpuid (unsigned int __level, unsigned int *__eax, unsigned int *__ebx, unsigned int *__ecx, unsigned int *__edx);
Note: The processor serial number was introduced on Intel Pentium III, but due to privacy concerns, this feature is no longer implemented on later models.
Source : wikipedia
AmirAmir
Ivy Bridge CPUs and newer all include a PPIN (Protected Processor Identification Number). Access to this feature can be blocked by the computer's firmware.
DynamiteHeaddyDynamiteHeaddy
Some more details please: operating system, language.
For example on Windows you can get it by using WMI and reading Win32_Processor.ProcessorId.
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In windows, I am sure there is a system call, In linux one could try 'sudo lshw' but most kernels do not seem to support CPU serial numbers, and preliminary research seems to indicate that the general outrage against uniquely identifiable computers means that there is no perfect answer.
What are you trying to do? Almost certainly someone has done it before and it may be wise to reuse or emulate what they have done.
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Executing the CPUID instruction with the proper register settings will retrieve the processor serial number in EAX, EBX, ECX, and EDX. However, this functionality is only available on Pentium 3 and later processors. Also on Pentium 4 and newer processors the instruction always returns 0x00000000 in all 4 registers. Later model Pentium 3's may also return 0x00000000's. The feature was primarily aimed at copy protection, allowing software to be linked to specific processors. It did not go over well with the community, and lawsuits ensued. The feature was removed from late model P3's and all newer processors. The feature is present in newer processors for compatibility reasons. it is rumored than you can special order processors with serial numbers, btu the minimum purchase is something like 1 million processors. For the specific register settings prior to executing the CPUID instruction, check Intels system programmer PDF available through their website.
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I guess quite a few compiler do offer some wrapper or the like around the mentioned command. Here's an example
Output:
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