Access Client Side Hardware

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hi how to access to client side hardware?
tnx

Posted 5-Mar-13 21:33pm

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dpalash 6-Mar-13 9:59am

What kind of hardware you want to access ?? can be more specific ?

mosi98 6-Mar-13 10:17am

graphic card and ram and cpu

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Casey Sheridan · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-06T16:31:00

First off, you pretty much can't do that.
On the flipside, however, here are some links about it:

Here's one asking basically the same question you're asking:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12246685/retrieve-client-machine-infomation-in-asp-net[^]
And here's one that tells how to get the CPU ID (Only works in IE with ActiveX on).
http://codingresource.blogspot.com/2010/01/get-client-cpu-id-with-javascript.html[^]

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