can we assign any value permanent to computer hardware (HDD, Processor.etc ) in c#

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can we assign any value permanent to computer hardware (HDD, Processor.etc ) in c#.
I know it is happened only at the time of Manufacturing but after that i want some clarification from u r side means it is possible or not.

Posted 4-Dec-12 21:31pm

vishal jodh

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Nelek 5-Dec-12 4:07am

What do you mean with "value"? Do you want to change any of the physical properties?

vishal jodh 5-Dec-12 4:44am

NO, I want assign string value
Ex: like HDD Serial NO I want to assign string value to HDD but no affect for HDD Serial No.

Actually, I am working on Licence key Generator for Web/Desktop base product.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-12-04T22:41:00

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No.
Anything you can write can be overwritten - PC's do not have any write-once memory, except for processor,
HDD and such like hardware ID's - which are often laser written at the factory and cannot be changed.

You can only write to the HDD in modern OS's - BIOS memory will almost certainly cause the OS and any antivirus to complain.

Posted 4-Dec-12 22:41pm

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vishal jodh 5-Dec-12 7:32am

Thanks Sir