How Can You Extract Hardware Id Using Python?
Solution 1:
Go Get Microsoft's Scriptomatic
Run it, Select the appropriate class from the dropdown (WIN32_BIOS)
It will produce the necessary Python/WMI code for you. (It will also generate VBScript, Perl, and JScript)
Solution 2:
Solutions that come to my mind:
- use Win32 Python Extensions and call Windows APIs to do that directly
- Use a WMI-wrapper for Python
(some WMI interface code for reference)
Edit: I assumed your OS was MS Windows :)
Solution 3:
On Linux, look in the /proc directory. You'll have to parse the files to find what you are looking for.
This might help.
Solution 4:
Try this library: Hardware ID Extractor
Small description of the tool:
The Hardware ID Extractor is a Microsoft Windows program that shows data about your computer's hardware:
Hard disk:
Hard drive ID (unique hardware serial number written in drive's IDE electronic chip)
Partition ID (volume serial number)
CPU:
- CPU ID (unique hardware ID)
- CPU vendor
- CPU running speed
- CPU theoretic speed
Physical memory:
- Memory Load ( Total memory used in percentage (%) ) *Total Physical ( Total physical memory in bytes ) *Avail Physical ( Physical memory left in bytes ) *Total PageFile ( Total page file in bytes ) *Available PageFile( Page file left in bytes ) *Total Virtual( Total virtual memory in bytes ) *Available Virtual ( Virtual memory left in bytes )
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