Oct 12, 2010 Hp Probook 4510s boot problem. Hello, I have a Hp Probook 4510s laptop and when i turn it on it goes to the HP Welcome screen (before the win 7 boot image) and in the corner of the screen i get a message saying 'Invalid Serial Number' and then it just goes to a black screen and does not boot. Troubleshooting Laptops, Portable, and Mobile Devices>HP6735s 'invalid serial number'. 5 time bilking 6735s hp what should i do??? Its amd machine with ghraphic.
Healthpointe 2 0 Program Management more. Hi Robert, It is not the original OEM installation, we have a VLK and create our own images. The system is imaged once it arrives. Is there an additional piece of software from the manufacturer which was included on their installation that I could install to allow this to work? I had a look in the BIOS and under File - System Information, there is a SKU Number. I did a serach through the registry for this SKU number but it could not be found. I also tried having a look around WMIC and the closest thing I could find is 'wmic bios get identificationcode' but there does not seem to be a value set for this.
'WMIC BIOS GET SERIALNUMBER' works well and brings back the serial number, can this be used for checking the warranty of the system? Hi Robert, I tried running the command and it returns 'HP Compaq dc5850 Small Form Factor'. The Warranty section of one of these machines shows 'The device will need a valid product number for a successful scan.' There is also 'Product Number: Not Found' I tried rescanning the device but it comes back with the same information. I then tied copying the Serial Number into the Product Number Field and doing a warranty scan, it came back to say ' No warranties were found for machinename' I went to another machine and copied its SKU (which I retrieved manually from the BIOS) into the Product Name field and I received the same message when I ran a warranty scan.
Okay, so I had a look at our 6730B Laptops in Spiceworks and I could see what a valid Product Number looks like. Its two letters, three numbers and two letters. I then went back to the SKU I had retrieved manually from the BIOS and I could identify a Product number but it had additional characters. I cut off the additional characters and manually updated the record for a DC5850 with this 7 character SKU as a product number and Spiceworks successfully brought back the Warranty information. Canon Jbig Image Viewer Windows 7. The problem is that we have over 500 of this particular model so I need to automate the SKU retrieval.
Im pretty supprised that it does not appear when I try the command 'wmic csproduct get SKUnumber'. I tried installing HP's CMI to see if that could make a difference, but a search through the registry does not return the value. OK, I'm struggling to figure out how to correct a query to make it work. I'm able to run this command on a remote machine and it will list a serial number: wmic /user.
/password: /node: /namespace: root cimv2 path win32_computersystemproduct get IdentifyingNumber But when I try running this command to get a product number from the same remote machine, I get an error 'Description = Invalid query' wmic /user. /password: /node: /namespace: root wmi path MS_SystemInformation get SystemSKU I'm able to run this on my local machine and it works: wmic /namespace: root wmi path MS_SystemInformation get SystemSKU What am I missing?. Shuey wrote: OK, I'm struggling to figure out how to correct a query to make it work. I'm able to run this command on a remote machine and it will list a serial number: wmic /user.
/password: /node: /namespace: root cimv2 path win32_computersystemproduct get IdentifyingNumber But when I try running this command to get a product number from the same remote machine, I get an error 'Description = Invalid query' wmic /user. /password: /node: /namespace: root wmi path MS_SystemInformation get SystemSKU I'm able to run this on my local machine and it works: wmic /namespace: root wmi path MS_SystemInformation get SystemSKU What am I missing? I was just able to get it to work with a little simpler syntax. I did not include the /user or /password switches, just: wmic /node:'server-name-here' /namespace: root wmi path MS_SystemInformation get SystemSKU Note: I found through trial-and-error that since I use dashes ('-') in my server naming convention, I had to enclose the servername in double-quotes for the /node: switch to function. The above command returned this for my new ProLiant DL380p G8 machine: SystemSKU 706539-S01 I hope this helps!