I created a custom inventory field: Display Name (title): Monitor Serial Number Publisher (Vendor): My Company (replace this with yours) Supported OS: Windows - I picked all Windows I saw, except Windows 2000. Because I have very few of those left. I agree this is awesome. But we've only had our kbox for a few months and i havent learned to do scripts before today (the auditor is here for a month:( uggg) Is there a comprehensive import vbs scripts to kace script somewhere? I am able to run the above script from a pc (not from kace console) and get the resulting text file to show in kace custom inventory field.

Jenn Air Oven Manual Unlock. VBS Script – Get Monitor Serial Number Remotely. It can be used to remotely get the monitor make, model and serial number from any computer on your network. This Script will show the Information,serial number,data of manufacturer and all. SCRIPTS >VBScript >Other. Get serial Number,model of Monitor. This Script will show the Information,serial number,data of manufacturer and all information of Your Monitor.

I just cant figure out how to combine the above script with the: 'The following is an example of the XML structure for an appliance script: ' requirement from the Creating and editing scripts help section. After seeing the script in action I see some potential drawbacks: The monitor sn will not be unique in the custom inventory fields, because if a computer monitor was not uninstalled on a PC before removal, it will still show up in the registry. Also, the monitor may show up on a lot of computers registry if it was on the master sysprep image. I plan to test out Extron EDID manager to see if it reads from the monitor EDID instead of the windows registry. Here is a vbscript that will get that info. Capture the output to a txt file and use in a custom inventory rule Set wshShell = WScript.CreateObject( 'WScript.Shell' ) strComputerName = wshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings( '%COMPUTERNAME%' ) WScript.Echo 'Computer Name: ' & strComputerName Set objWMIService = GetObject('winmgmts: ' & strComputerName & ' root CIMV2') Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery( _ 'SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystemProduct',,48) theValue = ' For Each objItem in colItems theValue = objItem.IdentifyingNumber Next getPCSerialNumber = theValue WScript.Echo 'Serial Number: ' & theValue. Probably the best solution would be Monitor Asset Manager from EnTech Taiwan.