hp dmi data tool i want to decode or get dmi data from bin file
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Product Name : HP EliteBook 840 G6
Serial Number : 5CG0241W5B
SKU : 8QH76EC#ABU
BuildID : 19WWCFCT601#SABU#DABU
FeatureByte : 3X476J6b7B7H7M7Q7W7m7s9AaEapaqauawbUbhcAdUdpdqfAfP fXhKhhhkjhk8.qF
System Board CT Number : HWHN00WBDUAY7
I WANT TO GET THAT INFORMATIONComment
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Post your bin , i m always search by typing 5CG at HDX tool searchComment
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With a hex editor search for these as unicode
MUD , BuildId , factoryConfig
You can search for the serial with UEFITool as well, everything is in the VSS2 store under the same multiple GUID ID ,such as 20AB3EB1-3C8F-4A4C-B87E-372426066D97. With UEFITool you can search by GUID as well.
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Try to search on UEFITool and you will find all information.
Serial, Board CT number, Product Name in HP_MUD
BuildID in BuildId
FeatureByte in FactoryConfigComment
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open bios dump with UEFITool and search for text "HP_MUD" (no quotes). You'll find it in VSS2 store, view as hex and you'll have there serial, sku, board ID and name of machine.
in FactoryConfig you'll find feature byte, in BuiltID you'll have ... let me think ... right! build ID
and in HP_OA3 you'll have win key.
other way: if your laptop is working and don't have bios dump use Bios Config Utility and in cmd type: biosconfigutility -get:1.txt. you'll find 1.txt. in BCU folder (usually in Program Files(x86)) and you'll see all data there.
3rd way: there is a label on bottom cover ...Attached FilesLast edited by volinakis; 10-20-2023, 02:09 AM.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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I want to show the same thingopen bios dump with UEFITool and search for text "HP_MUD" (no quotes). You'll find it in VSS2 store, view as hex and you'll have there serial, sku, board ID and name of machine.
in FactoryConfig you'll find feature byte, in BuiltID you'll have ... let me think ... right! build ID and in HP_OA3 you'll have win key.
other way: if your laptop is working and don't have bios dump use Bios Config Utility and in cmd type: biosconfigutility -get:1.txt. you'll find 1.txt. in BCU folder (usually in Program Files(x86)) and you'll see all data there.
3rd way: there is a label on bottom cover ...Attached Files************************************************** ***********************************
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How to find version bios with UEFITool ? can you help me ?open bios dump with. UEFITool and search for text "HP_MUD" (no quotes). You'll find it in VSS2 store, view as hex and you'll have there serial, sku, board ID and name of machine.
in FactoryConfig you'll find feature byte, in BuiltID you'll have ... let me think ... right! build ID and in HP_OA3 you'll have win key.
other way: if your laptop is working and don't have bios dump use Bios Config Utility and in cmd type: biosconfigutility -get:1.txt. you'll find 1.txt. in BCU folder (usually in Program Files(x86)) and you'll see all data there.
3rd way: there is a label on bottom cover ...
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