Try using the Windows Machine Instrumentation API. This is a type library
located at:

*C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\wbemdisp.tlb

*Once you're using this library you can ask all kinds of WMI queries
and retrieve a lot of system information in a very simple way. All you
need to learn is how to use WMI.

There are also some other functions which can provide the same
information but they tend to be a lot more complex and not always
supported, possibly resulting in some hard-to-detect bugs if you're
running your application on a different brand of computers. With WMI,
you don't have to worry about that because the WMI can be considered
as a layer between your code and the hardware detection.
--
With kind regards,

\/\//\ Wim,
W.A. ten Brink


On 5/22/06, Prof. Stevan Djuranovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I need a couple functions to detect:
>   - motherboard (manufacturer, type)
>   - HDD (manufacturer, capacity)
>   - scanner (mannufacturer, type)
>   - CD-R/CD-RW (manufacturer, type)
>   - processor (manufacturer, type, clock)
>
>   Thanks in advanced.
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