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Windows utility to pull Imac serial number on Bootcamp
We have an office using Imacs (Intel based), one of them is using a specialized application running Windows XP on it via bootcamp. Â We can't take the machine down right now but need to pull off the serial number on the machine (we are not physically present at the site or getting it would be real easy), Is there a Windows equivalent of the "About This Mac" choice that will provide us that information.
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Darron  is  correct  there is no  program  to pull the  serial #  from  the apple  side at all for this  you will need  to be on the apple side  and  as  you  know the serial #  is under the base  of the imac  so  i know your offsite  so maybe you can have them lift it up or  tilt  so can  read  to you maybe  just a thought  But good luck  and wish there was a more simple way  to do it.
I just found a way to do this!
Using 10.6.7 bootcamp and win7
Wmic bios get serialnumber
Know it's been awhile
Was kinda bummed to pay the fee for a non answer! But I found the answer so I thought I would chime in
Using 10.6.7 bootcamp and win7
Wmic bios get serialnumber
Know it's been awhile
Was kinda bummed to pay the fee for a non answer! But I found the answer so I thought I would chime in
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Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.