THANK YOU VERY MUCH, BRICE!
Paul
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--- In simplycomputers2@yahoogroups.com, b welkin <bwelkin@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> The best strategy for your computer is to use what is called the "service tag" number. I do not know if this can be accessed from within Windows, however, you can enter the BIOS on boot up (F10 perhaps) and find both the service tag and the serial number there. Using the service tag at the HP web site will give you very specific information about your particular computer.
>
> If this trick doesn't work for you I would suggest that you just bite the bullet and pull your computer out and WRITE DOWN your service tag number then tape it to the FRONT of your PC. And, as an added benefit, you get a chance to dust that area behind your box. Heck, go ahead and take the box outside, remove the covers and blow out the dust that's inside while your're at it.
>
> HTH
>
> ...Bryce
>
> At 5/30/2011, Paul wrote:
> >I have an HP Compaq 6000 NV 470 UT desktop (which I got in late 2009).
> >I believe HP classifies this model as a "business" machine.
> >If I somehow ever happened to misplace my serial number, is there some quick way that I can see on-screen info about my computer (model number, serial number, etc., etc.)? It'd be so much easier because it's impossible to get in back of it, the way it's situated; I have to use a mirror and flashlight!
> > I thought the shortcut was something like CNTRL + ALT + S (all pressed simultaneously).
> >I wonder, though, if that's different now and if the keystrokes were changed to something else.
> >I tried CTRL + ALT + S just now but NOTHING happens AT ALL. >
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