consoleprogram
DMIPRINT.EXE
for
Microsoft®
Windows® NT decodes and prints the
SMBIOS
information embedded in the firmware alias
BIOS.
Note: when started in its own console
window, for example per double-click, DMIPRINT.EXE
waits for a keypress before it exits and its console
window
closes; it beeps once and flashes the title bar of its
console
window to indicate this wait state.
DMIPRINT.AMD
,
DMIPRINT.EEE
,
DMIPRINT.LOG
,
DMIPRINT.TXT
,
DMIPRINT.ZEN
,
DMIPRINT.ZEN2
,
DMIPRINT.KBL
,
DMIPRINT.CFL
and
DMIPRINT.EXC
show outputs for different
SMBIOS versions.
DMIPRINT.EXE
supports
DMTF’s
SMBIOS
DSP0134
version 3.4.0, July 17, 2020.
DMIPRINT.EXE
is a pure Win32
binary executable, written from scratch in
ANSI C,
built with the DMIPRINT.EXE
is available for the I386
alias x86 and AMD64 alias
x64 processor architectures of
Windows NT.
Note: DMIPRINT.EXE
is neither based on
other tools like
dmidecode
or
libsmbios
nor related to any of them!
DMIPRINT.EXE
is
digitally signed
using a (self-issued)
X.509
leaf certificate
and
time stamped.
Download and install the (self-signed) X.509 root certificate to validate and verify the digital certificate and the signature.
Use the X.509 certificate to send S/MIME encrypted mail.
Note: email in weird format and without a proper sender name is likely to be discarded!
I dislike
HTML (and even
weirder formats too) in email, I prefer to receive plain text.
I also expect to see your full (real) name as sender, not your
nickname.
I abhor top posts and expect inline quotes in replies.
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