Change Serial Number Phoenix Bios

Hi,: There is a major issue with the HP business support pages missing a ton of drivers, utilities, etc. I reported the issue two weeks ago to HP, who is aware of the matter. Since I am not employed by nor do I represent HP, I don't know when they will restore the drivers to the support pages. They are also supposedly getting rid of support files for any devices over 10 years old, which that utility is at least 15.

On my HP 8200 Elite CMT, there is a way to change the serial number and asset tag in the BIOS by doing this. After entering BIOS Setup by hitting the ESC key, and then selecting the F10 option from the menu, press Ctrl+A to open additonal fields in Security>System IDs menu. You can change/enter your PC's serial number in Asset Tag Number and Chassis Serial Number in the applicable fields.

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Save changes there, and again when you exit the BIOS. You're very welcome. I just did a search of the HP business support site's entire driver section and that utility no longer shows up. I don't think that using that utility (if it worked on the Z400 at all) would resolve the online utility problem.

But I guess you have nothing to lose by giving it a shot. I had bookmarked the link to the driver so that gave me the name of the utility. Though it is gone from the HP website, I googled the name and found it on a 3rd party website. I have zipped up and attached it below.

I checked it for viruses and whatnot. Looks fine to me.

You will need to follow the instructions I posted a few years ago. You must use a USB FDD.

Not from any external settings. But you can from the code and then build it yourself: Source file: Line: 1014 READCFGSTR('DmiSystemSerial', pszDmiSystemSerial, '0'); Change '0' to whatever value you need.

Data Rescue Pc3 Serial Keygen Generator. EDIT: You can apparently use VBoxManage setextradata. I have used it in the past for other type of configurations (not bios related) and didn't test this particular setting. Give it a go: VBoxManage setextradata *YourVMName* VBoxInternal/Devices/pcbios/0/Config/DmiSystemSerial '*yourserial*' Otherwise. Revert back to source code editing and building. Best of luck. Thanks - so close, but not there yet. I tried this: 'c: Program Files Sun VirtualBox VBoxManage.exe' setextradata 'Demo Server' VBoxInternal/Devices/pcbios/0/Config /DmiSerial '123' It seemed to work, but when I launched the VM I got this error message: Failed to start the virtual machine Demo Server.