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Here's the code I use. I fully expected it not to work under NT, but it does. Function GetVolumeSerialNum(DriveChar: char): string; var OldErrorMode: Integer; NotUsed, VolFlags: DWORD; Buf: array [0.MAX_PATH] of Char; Serial: DWORD; begin OldErrorMode:= SetErrorMode(SEM_FAILCRITICALERRORS); try if GetVolumeInformation(PChar(DriveChar + ': '), Buf,sizeof(Buf), @Serial, NotUsed, VolFlags,nil, 0) then begin result:= AnsiUpperCase(IntToHex(serial, 8)); result:= Copy(result, 1, 4) + ':' + Copy(result, 5, 4); end else begin Result:= 'function failed'; end; finally SetErrorMode(OldErrorMode); end; end; -- Gary Jones. Quote > Here's the code I use. I fully expected it not to work under NT, but it > does. > function GetVolumeSerialNum(DriveChar: char): string; > var OldErrorMode: Integer; > NotUsed, VolFlags: DWORD; > Buf: array [0.MAX_PATH] of Char; > Serial: DWORD; > begin > OldErrorMode:= SetErrorMode(SEM_FAILCRITICALERRORS); > try > if GetVolumeInformation(PChar(DriveChar + ': '), > Buf,sizeof(Buf), @Serial, > NotUsed, VolFlags,nil, 0) then > begin > result:= AnsiUpperCase(IntToHex(serial, 8)); > result:= Copy(result, 1, 4) + ':' + > Copy(result, 5, 4); > end > else > begin > Result:= 'function failed'; > end; > finally > SetErrorMode(OldErrorMode); > end; > end; > -- > Gary Jones.

Quote >'Gary Jones' wrote in message >news:PVHQMHAyGV16Ewot@bohr.demon.co.uk. >> Here's the code I use. I fully expected it not to work under NT, but it >> does. >I think this is the volumeserial (can be changed by user), he requested the >actual hardware serial of the drive. Sorry about that. I was under the impression that the volume serial number couldn't be changed by the user. If it can, then I'd be very interested to learn how.

It might well be dead simple, I've just never come across it. -- Gary Jones. Quote wrote: >Sorry about that. >I was under the impression that the volume serial number couldn't be >changed by the user. If it can, then I'd be very interested to learn >how. It might well be dead simple, I've just never come across it.

Not dead simple under Win32 but under DOS and Win16 you can do an Absolute Disk Read and Write so you can manually alter the serial number which lives in the first sector on the HD for MSDOS based disk systems. If anyone knows how to do an Int 25h and Int 26h under Delphi 32 it would be really interesting. Quote > On Fri, 13 Apr 2001 09:53:07 +0100, Gary Jones > wrote: > >Sorry about that.

TGetDiskSerial VCL v4.20 - Easy to read the unique serial number of hard disk in your Delphi projects. Support Delphi5-XE3. » TGetDiskSerial VCL - Get Hard Disk Serial Number - Retrieve Hard Disk Serial - Get Disk Serial - Hard Drive Serial Number - Delphi 5 - RAD 2010. Aug 2, 2010 - from the single harddisk to all another. Of course, volume serial numbers for these disks are identical. Now you can get real serial number of.

> >I was under the impression that the volume serial number couldn't be > >changed by the user. If it can, then I'd be very interested to learn > >how. It might well be dead simple, I've just never come across it.

> Not dead simple under Win32 but under DOS and Win16 you can do an > Absolute Disk Read and Write so you can manually alter the serial > number which lives in the first sector on the HD for MSDOS based disk > systems. > If anyone knows how to do an Int 25h and Int 26h under Delphi 32 it > would be really interesting. In otherwords the average end user wouldn't have a clue how to change it. But I guess he could always download something that will do it for him. How would such a protection system work anyway? Would the program transmit back to the shareware authors website, the users HDD serial? You could stop two copies of a program being run on one machine, but what stops the user unzipping the file onto two separate machines?

Unless you build the HDD serial into the registration code you send to the user I can't see any other way to work it. Anybody know how to read the processor serial number? -- Sincerely, Andreas Kyriacou ---------------- (Imagine! Image Viewer).