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great share.
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Well I already found this on another forum and btw thanks for sharing ( because I forgot that forum xD )

Just wondering, how would I get the HWID?

(01-07-2012, 09:49 AM)MineCrack Wrote: [ -> ]Just wondering, how would I get the HWID?

Here:
http://thebotnet.com/programming/92494-t...your-apps/

I made a similar thing to this in VB6, but instead was a program rather than the code. It didn't go into this great of detail but included the PC name, PC owners username, external and internal IP address. I myself use it quite often, it comes in handy for me.

(01-07-2012, 10:49 AM)BreShiE Wrote: [ -> ]I made a similar thing to this in VB6, but instead was a program rather than the code. It didn't go into this great of detail but included the PC name, PC owners username, external and internal IP address. I myself use it quite often, it comes in handy for me.

I think pretty much everyone starting off programming makes something similar to this due to how basic it is to do.
Most just grab what's given to them by Visual Basic though rather than grabbing from the registry manually, (I say manually even though it is pretty much also given to you on a plate, but does require more thinking than stuff such as "Textbox1.text = My.Computer.Info.OSFullName")

(01-07-2012, 09:49 AM)MineCrack Wrote: [ -> ]Just wondering, how would I get the HWID?

Look into WMI objects, it's fairly easy.

(01-07-2012, 10:53 AM)Fragma Wrote: [ -> ]I think pretty much everyone starting off programming makes something similar to this due to how basic it is to do.
Most just grab what's given to them by Visual Basic though rather than grabbing from the registry manually, (I say manually even though it is pretty much also given to you on a plate, but does require more thinking than stuff such as "Textbox1.text = My.Computer.Info.OSFullName")

That's when you try moving over to WMI objects as the next step in your learning process. A bit more advanced, but still super simple...

(01-07-2012, 09:58 AM)Fragma Wrote: [ -> ]Here:
http://thebotnet.com/programming/92494-t...your-apps/

Not a really god tut, it's not made to work without requirements...