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Hi folks,

With this code, i can know the PC serial number :

;Fonction pour recuperer le serial number

Func _Get_SN()

Local $colItems = ""

$colItems = $objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_BIOS")

For $objItem in $colItems

Local $item = $objItem.SerialNumber

FileWriteLine($file1,"S/N du PC : " & $Item)

Next

EndFunc

Is there any code like this, to find the computer screen serial number ?

Thx.

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I have a script but in .vbs and i couldent convert it in to autoit..

But may be this can help you.

'*****************************************************************************
' Monitor EDID Information v2.1'
' coded by Michael Baird
' modified by Maxime bouchard
'
' Creation : 20-September-2005
' Modification : 16 january 2006
'
' Add-on by Maxime Bouchard, Technologist In System Processed
'
' - Network Range Computer Scan
' - Generate Rapport in Plain text format
' - Generate Rapport in HTML format
' - Local scan
' - clear some useless code
' - user interface (popup dialog box)
' - add logo
' - time out management
' - time out error logged
'
'All code here in is copyleft 2006
'and is released under the terms of the GNU open source
'license agreement
'******************************************************************************

' START INFORMATION

'******************************************************************************
'If you are trying to customize the output for your specific needs
'check the function named ""
'It is probably all you need to change
'
'
'This is a complete re-write of the script I originally relased 17-June-2004
'It should function much more reliably and work better with multiple monitors
'The code has been modularized and streamlined for easier readability and debugging
'several bugs have been eliminated.
'There was really no excuse for the sheer ugliness of the original code.
'I will only say that I was figuring it out as I went along and I was really tired
'because SWMBO was out of town and I tend to pull all-nighters when she's not around
'to resue me from my PC and myself.
'
'Please give me credit if you use my code
'Please don't profit financially from my code (at least not ridiculously)
'
'
'this code is based on the EEDID spec found at http://www.vesa.org
'and by my hacking around in the windows registry
'the code was tested on WINXP,WIN2K and WIN2K3
'it should work on WINME and WIN98SE
'It should work with multiple monitors, but that hasn't been tested either.
'
'
'It should be noted that this code is not 100% reliable (what is?)
'I have witnessed occasions where for one reason or another windows
'can't or doesn't read the EDID info at boot (example would be someone
'booting with the monitor turned off) and so windows changes the active
'monitor to "Default_Monitor"
'Another reason for reliability problems is that there is no
'requirement in the EDID spec that a manufacture include the
'serial number in the EDID data AND only EDIDv1.2 and beyond
'have a requirement that the EDID contain a descriptive
'model name
'That being said, here goes....
'
'
'Some notes on the general function....
'
'Monitors are stored in HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY\
'
'Unfortunately, not only monitors are stored here Video Chipsets and maybe some other stuff
'is also here.
'
'Monitors in "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY\" are organized like this:
' HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY\\\
'Since not only monitors will be found under DISPLAY sub key you need to find out which
'devices are monitors.
'This can be deterimined by looking at the value "HardwareID" located
'at HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY\\
'if the device is a monitor then the "HardwareID" value will contain the data "Monitor\"
'
'The next difficulty is that all monitors are stored here not just the one curently plugged in.
'So, if you ever switched monitors the old one(s) will still be in the registry.
'You can tell which monitor(s) are active because they will have a sub-key named "Control"
'******************************************************************************

' END INFORMATION - THE CODE START HERE



'*******************************************************************************
' GLOBALE VARIABLE AND CONSTANTE - DON'T ERASE IT !!!!!!!
'*******************************************************************************

'DISPLAY_REGKEY sets the regkey where displays are found. Don't change except for debugging
'I only change it when I am looking at a .REG file that someone sent me saying that the
'code doesn't work.
Const DISPLAY_REGKEY="HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY\"

'sets the debug outfile (use format like c:\debug.txt)
Const DEBUGFILE="NUL"

'if set to 1 then output debug info to DEBUGFILE (also writes debug to screen if running under cscript.exe)
Const DEBUGMODE=0

'*******************************************************************************
' GLOBALE VARIABLE AND CONSTANTE - DON'T ERASE IT !!!!!!!
' by Maxime Bouchard - 11 january 2006
' Do not erase - GLOBAL VARIBLE - DO NOT MODIFIE !!!!!!!!!!!
'used by GetMonitorInfo() and GetWMIRegProvider()
'*******************************************************************************
strGPN = "localhost" ' Name of computer
GenererRapport = 0 ' toggle for rapport
file = "C:\\Monitor" ' dorectory to stock rapport
xpc = 0 ' number of PC to scan
abort = 0 ' abort the process
OutputFormat = ".txt" ' Output format
genererHTML = 0 ' generate HTML File or TXT file
Dim myArrays() ' Arrays list with PC computer name
Const GENERATED_MAIN_LIST_NAME = "COMPUTERLIST.html"
' startup logo and licence
logo = "************************************************************************" & VbCrLf & _
       "Monitor EDID Information v2 coded by Michael Baird" & VbCrLf & _ 
       "Modified by Maxime bouchard" & VbCrLf
       
licence = "All code herein is copyleft 2006" & vbcrlf & _ 
          "and is released under the terms of the GNU open source license agreement" & VbCrLf & _
          "************************************************************************"

'*******************************************************************************
' CALL OF FUNCTION HERE
'*******************************************************************************

'The ForceCscript subroutine forces execution under CSCRIPT.EXE

call ForceCScript

' start the main Sub
' modified by Maxime Bouchard - 11 january 2006
DebugOut "Execution Started " & cstr(now)
WScript.Echo logo
WScript.Echo licence
call Start(RemoteLocalChoice())
DebugOut "Execution Completed " & cstr(now)

'*******************************************************************************
' ALL FUNCTION AND SUB START HERE
'*******************************************************************************

'===================================================================
'This is the start Sub
'
' by Maxime Bouchard
' 13 january 2006 - for a network scan loop support 
'===================================================================
Sub Start(myArrays)
If abort = 0 Then 
  Call RapportChoice
  If abort = 1 Then Wscript.Quit ' quit if user choose Cancel in rapportChoice
  'WScript.Echo "Please Wait..." & VbCrLf
  On Error Resume Next
 ' On erreur or no reponse the GPN is skiped
  For Each strComputer In myArrays
  If strComputer <> lastComputer Then ' Duplicata are skipped
     If strComputer <> "" Then
     WScript.Echo "Please wait...trying to contact computer : " & strComputer
     wscript.echo GetMonitorInfo(strComputer)
     lastcomputer = strcomputer
     End if
     End If
  Next
  If genererrapport = 0 Then 
  WScript.Echo "programme terminated"
  Pause()
  Else 
  WScript.Echo "Generate the Rapport...Please Wait"
    MainRapport ' Generate a list of computer
    WScript.Echo "programme terminated"
  End If
Else WScript.Echo "Abort by user !"
End If
End Sub

'===================================================================
'This is the Sub to chose if it is a Remote or local connection
'
' by Maxime Bouchard
' 13 january 2006 - for a network scan loop support 
'===================================================================
function RemoteLocalChoice
Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")
strCname = WshNetwork.ComputerName 'catch local computer name
strCname2 = ""
ypc = 0
answer = MsgBox("Hi " & WshNetwork.UserName & VbCrLf & _
                "Do you would like execute a remote scan ?" _ 
                   ,vbYesNo,"Serial Number for Monitor Scan")
                   
If answer = vbYes Then ' if remote
  answer2 = MsgBox("WARNING - this procedure can be VERY long if you" & _
       "enter a large range of computer" & VbCrLf & _
       "Do you would like start it ?",vbYesNo,"WARNING")
       
  If answer2 = vbYes Then ' if proceed
    strx = inputbox("How many computer do you would like scan ?","Number of computer","1")
    If strx = "" Then abort = 1 'abort
    xpc = CInt(strx)
    ReDim Preserve myArrays(xpc - 1)
    While ypc < xpc
      strcomputername = (inputbox("Enter a Computer name :" & VbCrLf & strCname2, ypc & _
                                                 " of " &  xpc  & " computers",strCname))
      If cstr(strcomputername) <> "" Then 
      strCname2 = strCname2 & ypc + 1 & ". " & strcomputername & VbCrLf
      myArrays(ypc) = strcomputername
      ypc = ypc + 1
      Else abort = 1 'abort
      ypc = xpc ' for exit of the loop
      End if
    Wend
    Else ' abort
     abort = 1
  End If
Else ' if local
ReDim myArrays(1)
myArrays(0) = strCname
End If
RemoteLocalChoice=myArrays
End Function

'===================================================================
'This is the Rapport Sub
'
' by Maxime Bouchard
' 13 january 2006 - for a network scan loop support 
'===================================================================
Sub Rapport(tmpOutput,strGPN)
Dim fso, MyFile
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

If fso.FolderExists(file) = False Then
 fso.CreateFolder(File)
End If

Set MyFile= fso.CreateTextFile(File & "\\" & strGPN & OutputFormat,true)
MyFile.Writeline(tmpOutput)
MyFile.Close
End Sub

'===================================================================
'This is the RapportChoice Sub
'
' by Maxime Bouchard
' 13 january 2006 - for a network scan loop support 
'===================================================================
Sub RapportChoice
answer = MsgBox("do you would like generate log files ?",vbYesNo,"GENERATE LOG ?")
if answer = vbYes Then 
genererRapport = 1
answer = MsgBox("generate it in HTML or TXT Format ?" & VbCrLf & _
                "YES = HTML" & VbCrLf & "NO = TXT",vbYesNo,"HTML or TXT ?")
If answer = vbYes Then
genererHTML = 1
OutputFormat = ".html"
End If
file = InputBox("Enter a directory to stock log files","Which Directory ?",file)
If file = "" Then abort = 1 'abort
End If
End Sub

'===================================================================
'This is the main function. It calls everything else
'in the correct order.
'
' modified by Maxime Bouchard
' 11 january 2006 - for a network scan loop support 
'===================================================================
Function GetMonitorInfo(strComputer)
' an Array to stock GPN Name
'On Error Resume Next ' On erreur or no reponse the GPN is skiped
'For Each strComputer In myArrays
   'used by GetWMIRegProvider()
   strGPN = cstr(strComputer)
   
debugout "Getting all display devices"
arrAllDisplays=GetAllDisplayDevicesInReg()
debugout "Filtering display devices to monitors"
arrAllMonitors=GetAllMonitorsFromAllDisplays(arrAllDisplays)
debugout "Filtering monitors to active monitors"
arrActiveMonitors=GetActiveMonitorsFromAllMonitors(arrAllMonitors)
if ubound(arrActiveMonitors)=0 and arrActiveMonitors(0)="{ERROR}" Then
debugout "No active monitors found"
strFormattedMonitorInfo="[Monitor_1]" & vbcrlf & "Monitor=Not Found" & VbCrLf & VbCrLf
else
debugout "Found active monitors"
debugout "Retrieving EDID for all active monitors"
arrActiveEDID=GetEDIDFromActiveMonitors(arrActiveMonitors)
debugout "Parsing EDID/Windows data"
arrParsedMonitorInfo=GetParsedMonitorInfo(arrActiveEDID,arrActiveMonitors)
debugout "Formatting parsed data"
strFormattedMonitorInfo=GetFormattedMonitorInfo(arrParsedMonitorInfo)
end If
debugout "Data retrieval completed"
GetMonitorInfo=strFormattedMonitorInfo
'Next
end Function

'===================================================================
'this function formats the parsed array for display
'this is where the final output is generated
'it is the one you will most likely want to
'customize to suit your needs
'
'modified by Maxime Bouchard
' 13 january 2006 - add txt rapport Function
' 14 january 2006 - add HTML rapport function
'===================================================================
Function GetFormattedMonitorInfo(arrParsedMonitorInfo)
Dim tmpallout
Dim pcArrays()

' For Console and TXT FORMAT
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "********************************" & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "Computer : " & strGPN & " in date of :" & cstr(Date) & " " & CStr(time) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "********************************" & VbCrLf

' FOR HTML RAPPORT
strHTML = strHTML & "<html>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<head>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<title>" & "Computer: " & strGPN & " in date of :"& cstr(Date) & " " & CStr(time) & "</title>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</head>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<body>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<p><font size='5'>Computer: " & strGPN & " in date of :" & cstr(Date) & " " & CStr(time) & "</font></p>" & VbCrLf

For tmpctr=0 To ubound(arrParsedMonitorInfo)
  tmpResult=split(arrParsedMonitorInfo(tmpctr),"|||")

' FOR HTML RAPPORT
strHTML = strHTML & "<p><font size='5'>[ Monitor_" & cstr(tmpctr+1) & "]</font></p>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<table border='1' width='44%' id='table1'>"
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>EDID_VESAManufacturerID</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(1) & "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>EDID_DeviceID</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(3) & "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>EDID_ManufactureDate</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(2) & "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>EDID_SerialNumber :</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(0) & "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>EDID_ModelName :</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(4) & "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>EDID_Version :</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(5) & "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>Windows_VESAID :</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(6) &  "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td width='199'>Windows_PNPID :</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "<td>" & tmpResult(7) & "</td>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</tr>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</table>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</body>" & VbCrLf
strHTML = strHTML & "</html>" & VbCrLf
  
' For Console and TXT FORMAT
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "[ Monitor_" & cstr(tmpctr+1) & " ]" & VbCrLf & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "EDID_VESAManufacturerID : " & tmpResult(1) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "EDID_DeviceID : " & tmpResult(3) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "EDID_ManufactureDate : " & tmpResult(2) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "EDID_SerialNumber : " & tmpResult(0) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "EDID_ModelName : " & tmpResult(4) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "EDID_Version : " & tmpResult(5) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "Windows_VESAID : " & tmpResult(6) & VbCrLf
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "Windows_PNPID : " & tmpResult(7) & VbCrLf & VbCrLf
   
Next

' For Console and TXT FORMAT
tmpOutput=tmpOutput & "****** END INFO ON " & strGPN & " ******" & VbCrLf & VbCrLf
 
 ' Call for rapport generation
 If GenererRapport = 1 Then
    If genererHTML = 0 Then
     Rapport tmpOutput,strGPN ' PLAIN TEXT
    Else 
    Rapport strHTML,strGPN ' HTML FORMAT
    End If
  End If
 
GetFormattedMonitorInfo=tmpOutput

End Function

'===================================================================
'This is the sub to generate HTML list of computer scanned and open it
'
' by Maxime Bouchard
' 14 january 2006
'===================================================================
Sub MainRapport
Dim fso, MyFile
dim lastComputer

' create MainRapport

Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If fso.FolderExists(file) = False Then
 fso.CreateFolder(File)
End If
Set MyFile= fso.CreateTextFile(File & "\\" & GENERATED_MAIN_LIST_NAME,true)
MyFile.Writeline("<html>")
MyFile.Writeline("<head>")
MyFile.WriteLine("<meta http-equiv='Content-Type' content='text/html; charset=windows-1252'>")
MyFile.WriteLine("<title>HTMLRapport</title>")
MyFile.WriteLine("</head>")
MyFile.WriteLine("<body>")
MyFile.WriteLine("<p><font size='5'>The Last Computer Scanned in date of :" & Date & "</font></p>")
For Each strComputer In myArrays
If strComputer <> lastComputer Then
MyFile.WriteLine("<p><a href='file:///" & file & "/" & strComputer & Outputformat & "'> Computer : " & strComputer & "</a></p>")
End If
lastComputer = strComputer
Next
MyFile.WriteLine("</body>")
MyFile.WriteLine("</html>")
MyFile.Close

' execute Rapport
If (MsgBox("Do you would like open the rapport ?",vbYesNo,"Open Rapport ?") = vbYes) Then
WScript.Echo File & "\\" & GENERATED_MAIN_LIST_NAME '
set Wshshell= WScript.createobject("wscript.shell")
retcode = Wshshell.run (File & "\\" & GENERATED_MAIN_LIST_NAME, 1, TRUE)
Else
WScript.Echo File & "\\" & GENERATED_MAIN_LIST_NAME
Pause()
End If

End Sub

'===================================================================
'This function returns an array of all subkeys of the
'regkey defined by DISPLAY_REGKEY
'(typically this should be "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY")
'===================================================================
Function GetAllDisplayDevicesInReg()
dim arrResult()
redim arrResult(0)
intArrResultIndex=-1
arrtmpkeys=RegEnumKeys(DISPLAY_REGKEY)
if vartype(arrtmpkeys)<>8204 then
arrResult(0)="{ERROR}"
GetAllDisplayDevicesInReg=false
debugout "Display=Can't enum subkeys of display regkey"
else
for tmpctr=0 to ubound(arrtmpkeys)
arrtmpkeys2=RegEnumKeys(DISPLAY_REGKEY & arrtmpkeys(tmpctr))
for tmpctr2 = 0 to ubound(arrtmpkeys2)
intArrResultIndex=intArrResultIndex+1
redim preserve arrResult(intArrResultIndex)
arrResult(intArrResultIndex)=DISPLAY_REGKEY & arrtmpkeys(tmpctr) & "\" & arrtmpkeys2(tmpctr2)
debugout "Display=" & arrResult(intArrResultIndex)
next
next
end if
GetAllDisplayDevicesInReg=arrResult
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function is passed an array of regkeys as strings
'and returns an array containing only those that have a
'hardware id value appropriate to a monitor.
'===================================================================
Function GetAllMonitorsFromAllDisplays(arrRegKeys)
dim arrResult()
redim arrResult(0)
intArrResultIndex=-1
for tmpctr=0 to ubound(arrRegKeys)
if IsDisplayDeviceAMonitor(arrRegKeys(tmpctr)) then
intArrResultIndex=intArrResultIndex+1
redim preserve arrResult(intArrResultIndex)
arrResult(intArrResultIndex)=arrRegKeys(tmpctr)
debugout "Monitor=" & arrResult(intArrResultIndex)
end if
next
if intArrResultIndex=-1 then
arrResult(0)="{ERROR}"
debugout "Monitor=Unable to locate any monitors"
end if
GetAllMonitorsFromAllDisplays=arrResult
End Function

'===================================================================
'this function is passed a regsubkey as a string
'and determines if it is a monitor
'returns boolean
'===================================================================
Function IsDisplayDeviceAMonitor(strDisplayRegKey)
arrtmpResult=RegGetMultiStringValue(strDisplayRegKey,"HardwareID")
strtmpResult="|||" & join(arrtmpResult,"|||") & "|||"
if instr(lcase(strtmpResult),"|||monitor\")=0 then
debugout "MonitorCheck='" & strDisplayRegKey & "'|||is not a monitor"
IsDisplayDeviceAMonitor=False
else
debugout "MonitorCheck='" & strDisplayRegKey & "'|||is a monitor"
IsDisplayDeviceAMonitor=true
end if
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function is passed an array of regkeys as strings
'and returns an array containing only those that have a
'subkey named "Control"...establishing that they are current.
'===================================================================
Function GetActiveMonitorsFromAllMonitors(arrRegKeys)
dim arrResult()
redim arrResult(0)
intArrResultIndex=-1
for tmpctr=0 to ubound(arrRegKeys)
if IsMonitorActive(arrRegKeys(tmpctr)) then
intArrResultIndex=intArrResultIndex+1
redim preserve arrResult(intArrResultIndex)
arrResult(intArrResultIndex)=arrRegKeys(tmpctr)
debugout "ActiveMonitor=" & arrResult(intArrResultIndex)
end if
next

if intArrResultIndex=-1 then
arrResult(0)="{ERROR}"
debugout "ActiveMonitor=Unable to locate any active monitors"
end if
GetActiveMonitorsFromAllMonitors=arrResult
End Function
'===================================================================
'this function is passed a regsubkey as a string
'and determines if it is an active monitor
'returns boolean
'===================================================================

Function IsMonitorActive(strMonitorRegKey)
arrtmpResult=RegEnumKeys(strMonitorRegKey)
strtmpResult="|||" & join(arrtmpResult,"|||") & "|||"
if instr(lcase(strtmpResult),"|||control|||")=0 then
debugout "ActiveMonitorCheck='" & strMonitorRegKey & "'|||is not active"
IsMonitorActive=false
else
debugout "ActiveMonitorCheck='" & strMonitorRegKey & "'|||is active"
IsMonitorActive=true
end if
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function is passed an array of regkeys as strings
'and returns an array containing the corresponding contents
'of the EDID value (in string format) for the "Device Parameters"
'subkey of the specified key
'===================================================================
Function GetEDIDFromActiveMonitors(arrRegKeys)
dim arrResult()
redim arrResult(0)
intArrResultIndex=-1
for tmpctr=0 to ubound(arrRegKeys)
strtmpResult=GetEDIDForMonitor(arrRegKeys(tmpctr))
intArrResultIndex=intArrResultIndex+1
redim preserve arrResult(intArrResultIndex)
arrResult(intArrResultIndex)=strtmpResult
debugout "GETEDID=" & arrRegKeys(tmpctr) & "|||EDID,Yes"
next

if intArrResultIndex=-1 then
arrResult(0)="{ERROR}"
debugout "EDID=Unable to retrieve any edid"
end if
GetEDIDFromActiveMonitors=arrResult
End Function

'===================================================================
'given the regkey of a specific monitor
'this function returns the EDID info
'in string format
'===================================================================
Function GetEDIDForMonitor(strMonitorRegKey)
arrtmpResult=RegGetBinaryValue(strMonitorRegKey & "\Device Parameters","EDID")
if vartype(arrtmpResult) <> 8204 then
debugout "GetEDID=No EDID Found|||" & strMonitorRegKey
GetEDIDForMonitor="{ERROR}"
else
for each bytevalue in arrtmpResult
strtmpResult=strtmpResult & chr(bytevalue)
next
debugout "GetEDID=EDID Found|||" & strMonitorRegKey
debugout "GetEDID_Result=" & GetHexFromString(strtmpResult)
GetEDIDForMonitor=strtmpResult
end if
End Function

'===================================================================
'passed a given string this function
'returns comma seperated hex values
'for each byte
'===================================================================
Function GetHexFromString(strText)
for tmpctr=1 to len(strText)
tmpresult=tmpresult & right( "0" & hex(asc(mid(strText,tmpctr,1))),2) & ","
next
GetHexFromString=left(tmpresult,len(tmpresult)-1)
End Function

'===================================================================
'this function should be passed two arrays with the same
'number of elements. array 1 should contain the
'edid information that corresponds to the active monitor
'regkey found in the same element of array 2
'Why not use a 2D array or a dictionary object?.
'I guess I'm just lazy
'===================================================================
Function GetParsedMonitorInfo(arrActiveEDID,arrActiveMonitors)
dim arrResult()
for tmpctr=0 to ubound(arrActiveEDID)
strSerial=GetSerialFromEDID(arrActiveEDID(tmpctr))
strMfg=GetMfgFromEDID(arrActiveEDID(tmpctr))
strMfgDate=GetMfgDateFromEDID(arrActiveEDID(tmpctr))
strDev=GetDevFromEDID(arrActiveEDID(tmpctr))
strModel=GetModelFromEDID(arrActiveEDID(tmpctr))
strEDIDVer=GetEDIDVerFromEDID(arrActiveEDID(tmpctr))
strWinVesaID=GetWinVESAIDFromRegKey(arrActiveMonitors(tmpctr))
strWinPNPID=GetWinPNPFromRegKey(arrActiveMonitors(tmpctr))
redim preserve arrResult(tmpctr)
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strSerial & "|||"
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strMfg & "|||"
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strMfgDate & "|||"
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strDev & "|||"
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strModel & "|||"
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strEDIDVer & "|||"
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strWinVesaID & "|||"
arrResult(tmpctr)=arrResult(tmpctr) & strWinPNPID
debugout arrResult(tmpctr)
next
GetParsedMonitorInfo=arrResult
End Function

'===================================================================
'this is a simple string function to break the VESA monitor ID
'from the registry key
'===================================================================
Function GetWinVESAIDFromRegKey(strRegKey)
if strRegKey="{ERROR}" then
GetWinVESAIDFromRegKey="Bad Registry Info"
exit Function
end if
strtmpResult=right(strRegKey,len(strRegkey)-len(DISPLAY_REGKEY))
strtmpResult=left(strtmpResult,instr(strtmpResult,"\")-1)
GetWinVESAIDFromRegKey=strtmpResult
End Function

'===================================================================
'this is a simple string function to break windows PNP device id
'from the registry key
'===================================================================
Function GetWinPNPFromRegKey(strRegKey)
if strRegKey="{ERROR}" then
GetWinPNPFromRegKey="Bad Registry Info"
exit function
end if
strtmpResult=right(strRegKey,len(strRegkey)-len(DISPLAY_REGKEY))
strtmpResult=right(strtmpResult,len(strtmpResult)-instr(strtmpResult,"\"))
GetWinPNPFromRegKey=strtmpResult
End Function

'===================================================================
'utilizes the GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID function
'to retrieve the serial number block
'from the EDID data
'===================================================================
Function GetSerialFromEDID(strEDID)
'a serial number descriptor will start with &H00 00 00 ff
strTag=chr(&H00) & chr(&H00) & chr(&H00) & chr(&Hff)
GetSerialFromEDID=GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID(strEDID,strTag)
End Function

'===================================================================
'utilizes the GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID function
'to retrieve the model description block
'from the EDID data
'===================================================================
Function GetModelFromEDID(strEDID)
'a model number descriptor will start with &H00 00 00 fc
strTag=chr(&H00) & chr(&H00) & chr(&H00) & chr(&Hfc)
GetModelFromEDID=GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID(strEDID,strTag)
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function parses a string containing EDID data
'and returns the information contained in one of the
'4 custom "descriptor blocks" providing the data in the
'block is tagged wit a certain prefix
'if no descriptor is tagged with the specified prefix then
'function returns "Not Present in EDID"
'otherwise it returns the data found in the descriptor
'trimmed of its prefix tag and also trimmed of
'leading NULLs (chr(0)) and trailing linefeeds (chr(10))
'===================================================================
Function GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID(strEDID,strTag)
if strEDID="{ERROR}" then
GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID="Bad EDID"
exit Function
End If

'There are 4 descriptor blocks in edid at offset locations
'&H36 &H48 &H5a and &H6c each block is 18 bytes long
'the model and serial numbers are stored in the vesa descriptor
'blocks in the edid.

dim arrDescriptorBlock(3)
arrDescriptorBlock(0)=mid(strEDID,&H36+1,18)
arrDescriptorBlock(1)=mid(strEDID,&H48+1,18)
arrDescriptorBlock(2)=mid(strEDID,&H5a+1,18)
arrDescriptorBlock(3)=mid(strEDID,&H6c+1,18)

if instr(arrDescriptorBlock(0),strTag)>0 then
strFoundBlock=arrDescriptorBlock(0)
elseif instr(arrDescriptorBlock(1),strTag)>0 then
strFoundBlock=arrDescriptorBlock(1)
elseif instr(arrDescriptorBlock(2),strTag)>0 then
strFoundBlock=arrDescriptorBlock(2)
elseif instr(arrDescriptorBlock(3),strTag)>0 then
strFoundBlock=arrDescriptorBlock(3)
else
GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID="Not Present in EDID"
exit function
end if

strResult=right(strFoundBlock,14)
'the data in the descriptor block will either fill the
'block completely or be terminated with a linefeed (&h0a)
if instr(strResult,chr(&H0a))>0 then
strResult=trim(left(strResult,instr(strResult,chr(&H0a))-1))
else
strResult=trim(strResult)
end if

'although it is not part of the edid spec (as far as i can tell) it seems as though the
'information in the descriptor will frequently be preceeded by &H00, this
'compensates for that
if left(strResult,1)=chr(0) then strResult=right(strResult,len(strResult)-1)

GetDescriptorBlockFromEDID=strResult
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function parses a string containing EDID data
'and returns the VESA manufacturer ID as a string
'the manufacturer ID is a 3 character identifier
'assigned to device manufacturers by VESA
'I guess that means you're not allowed to make an EDID
'compliant monitor unless you belong to VESA.
'===================================================================
Function GetMfgFromEDID(strEDID)
if strEDID="{ERROR}" then
GetMfgFromEDID="Bad EDID"
exit function
end If

'the mfg id is 2 bytes starting at EDID offset &H08
'the id is three characters long. using 5 bits to represent
'each character. the bits are used so that 1=A 2=B etc..
'
'get the data
tmpEDIDMfg=mid(strEDID,&H08+1,2)
Char1=0 : Char2=0 : Char3=0
Byte1=asc(left(tmpEDIDMfg,1)) 'get the first half of the string
Byte2=asc(right(tmpEDIDMfg,1)) 'get the first half of the string
'now shift the bits
'shift the 64 bit to the 16 bit
if (Byte1 and 64) > 0 then Char1=Char1+16
'shift the 32 bit to the 8 bit
if (Byte1 and 32) > 0 then Char1=Char1+8
'etc....
if (Byte1 and 16) > 0 then Char1=Char1+4
if (Byte1 and 8) > 0 then Char1=Char1+2
if (Byte1 and 4) > 0 then Char1=Char1+1

'the 2nd character uses the 2 bit and the 1 bit of the 1st byte
if (Byte1 and 2) > 0 then Char2=Char2+16
if (Byte1 and 1) > 0 then Char2=Char2+8
'and the 128,64 and 32 bits of the 2nd byte
if (Byte2 and 128) > 0 then Char2=Char2+4
if (Byte2 and 64) > 0 then Char2=Char2+2
if (Byte2 and 32) > 0 then Char2=Char2+1

'the bits for the 3rd character don't need shifting
'we can use them as they are
Char3=Char3+(Byte2 and 16)
Char3=Char3+(Byte2 and 8)
Char3=Char3+(Byte2 and 4)
Char3=Char3+(Byte2 and 2)
Char3=Char3+(Byte2 and 1)
tmpmfg=chr(Char1+64) & chr(Char2+64) & chr(Char3+64)
GetMfgFromEDID=tmpmfg
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function parses a string containing EDID data
'and returns the manufacture date in mm/yyyy format
'===================================================================
Function GetMfgDateFromEDID(strEDID)
if strEDID="{ERROR}" then
GetMfgDateFromEDID="Bad EDID"
exit function
end if

'the week of manufacture is stored at EDID offset &H10
tmpmfgweek=asc(mid(strEDID,&H10+1,1))

'the year of manufacture is stored at EDID offset &H11
'and is the current year -1990
tmpmfgyear=(asc(mid(strEDID,&H11+1,1)))+1990

'store it in month/year format
tmpmdt=month(dateadd("ww",tmpmfgweek,datevalue("1/1/" & tmpmfgyear))) & "/" & tmpmfgyear
GetMfgDateFromEDID=tmpmdt
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function parses a string containing EDID data
'and returns the device ID as a string
'===================================================================
Function GetDevFromEDID(strEDID)
if strEDID="{ERROR}" then
GetDevFromEDID="Bad EDID"
exit function
end if
'the device id is 2bytes starting at EDID offset &H0a
'the bytes are in reverse order.
'this code is not text. it is just a 2 byte code assigned
'by the manufacturer. they should be unique to a model
tmpEDIDDev1=hex(asc(mid(strEDID,&H0a+1,1)))
tmpEDIDDev2=hex(asc(mid(strEDID,&H0b+1,1)))
if len(tmpEDIDDev1)=1 then tmpEDIDDev1="0" & tmpEDIDDev1
if len(tmpEDIDDev2)=1 then tmpEDIDDev2="0" & tmpEDIDDev2
tmpdev=tmpEDIDDev2 & tmpEDIDDev1
GetDevFromEDID=tmpdev
End Function

'===================================================================
'This function parses a string containing EDID data
'and returns the EDID version number as a string
'I should probably do this first and then not return any other data
'if the edid version exceeds 1.3 since most if this code probably
'won't work right if they change the spec drastically enough (which they probably
'won't do for backward compatability reasons thus negating my need to check and
'making this comment somewhat redundant)
'===================================================================
Function GetEDIDVerFromEDID(strEDID)
if strEDID="{ERROR}" then
GetEDIDVerFromEDID="Bad EDID"
exit function
end if

'the version is at EDID offset &H12
tmpEDIDMajorVer=asc(mid(strEDID,&H12+1,1))

'the revision level is at EDID offset &H13
tmpEDIDRev=asc(mid(strEDID,&H13+1,1))

tmpver=chr(48+tmpEDIDMajorVer) & "." & chr(48+tmpEDIDRev)
GetEDIDVerFromEDID=tmpver
End Function

'===================================================================
'simple function to provide an
'easier interface to the wmi registry functions
'===================================================================
Function RegEnumKeys(RegKey)
hive=SetHive(RegKey)
set objReg=GetWMIRegProvider(strGPN)
strKeyPath = right(RegKey,len(RegKey)-instr(RegKey,"\"))
objReg.EnumKey Hive, strKeyPath, arrSubKeys
RegEnumKeys=arrSubKeys
End Function

'===================================================================
'simple function to provide an
'easier interface to the wmi registry functions
'===================================================================
Function RegGetStringValue(RegKey,RegValueName)
hive=SetHive(RegKey)
set objReg=GetWMIRegProvider()
strKeyPath = right(RegKey,len(RegKey)-instr(RegKey,"\"))
tmpreturn=objReg.GetStringValue(Hive, strKeyPath, RegValueName, RegValue)
if tmpreturn=0 then
RegGetStringValue=RegValue
else
RegGetStringValue="~{{}}~"
end if
End Function

'===================================================================
'simple function to provide an
'easier interface to the wmi registry functions
'===================================================================
Function RegGetMultiStringValue(RegKey,RegValueName)
hive=SetHive(RegKey)
set objReg=GetWMIRegProvider(strGPN)
strKeyPath = right(RegKey,len(RegKey)-instr(RegKey,"\"))
tmpreturn=objReg.GetMultiStringValue(Hive, strKeyPath, RegValueName, RegValue)
if tmpreturn=0 then
RegGetMultiStringValue=RegValue
else
RegGetMultiStringValue="~{{}}~"
end if
End Function

'===================================================================
'simple function to provide an
'easier interface to the wmi registry functions
'===================================================================
Function RegGetBinaryValue(RegKey,RegValueName)
hive=SetHive(RegKey)
set objReg=GetWMIRegProvider(strGPN)
strKeyPath = right(RegKey,len(RegKey)-instr(RegKey,"\"))
tmpreturn=objReg.GetBinaryValue(Hive, strKeyPath, RegValueName, RegValue)
if tmpreturn=0 then
RegGetBinaryValue=RegValue
else
RegGetBinaryValue="~{{}}~"
end if
End Function
'===================================================================
'simple function to provide a wmi registry provider
'to all the other registry functions (regenumkeys, reggetstringvalue, etc...)
'
' modified by Maxime Bouchard
' 16 january 2006 - Error log support
'===================================================================
Function GetWMIRegProvider(strGPN)
strComputer = strGPN
If strcomputer <> "" Then
  On Error Resume Next
  Set GetWMIRegProvider=GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & _
                                                                        "\root\default:StdRegProv")
  If Err <> 0 Then 
    Wscript.Echo "Error : " & Err.Number & ": The connection to computer named " & _
                                               strComputer &  " : FAILED !" & VbCrLf
      If GenererRapport = 1 Then ErrorLog strComputer
                                               
  End If
End If
End Function

'===================================================================
'sub create an error log file for report
'
' by Maxime Bouchard
' 16 janvier 2006 
'===================================================================
sub ErrorLog(strComputer)
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If fso.FolderExists(file) = False Then
 fso.CreateFolder(File)
End If
Set MyFile= fso.CreateTextFile(File & "\\" & strComputer & outputformat,true)
MyFile.Writeline(date & " " & Time & " ERROR - THE CONNECTION TO " & _
                 strComputer &  " : FAILED ! ")
MyFile.Close
End Sub

'===================================================================
'function to parse the specified hive
'from the registry functions above
'to all the other registry functions (regenumkeys, reggetstringvalue, etc...)
'===================================================================
Function SetHive(RegKey)
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT=&H80000000
HKEY_CURRENT_USER=&H80000001
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG=&H80000005
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE=&H80000002
HKEY_USERS=&H80000003
strHive=left(RegKey,instr(RegKey,"\"))
if strHive="HKCR\" or strHive="HKR\" then SetHive=HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
if strHive="HKCU\" then SetHive=HKEY_CURRENT_USER
if strHive="HKCC\" then SetHive=HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
if strHive="HKLM\" then SetHive=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
if strHive="HKU\" then SetHive=HKEY_USERS
End Function

'===================================================================
'this sub forces execution under cscript
'it can be useful for debugging if your machine's
'default script engine is set to wscript
'===================================================================
Sub ForceCScript
strCurrScriptHost=lcase(right(wscript.fullname,len(wscript.fullname)-len(wscript.path)-1))
if strCurrScriptHost<>"cscript.exe" then
set objFSO=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments
strExecCmdLine=wscript.path & "\cscript.exe //nologo " & objfso.getfile(wscript.scriptfullname).shortpath
For argctr = 0 to objArgs.Count - 1
strExecArg=objArgs(argctr)
if instr(strExecArg," ")>0 then strExecArg=chr(34) & strExecArg & chr(34)
strExecAllArgs=strExecAllArgs & " " & strExecArg
Next
objShell.run strExecCmdLine & strExecAllArgs,1,false
set objFSO = nothing
Set objShell = nothing
Set objArgs = nothing
wscript.quit
end if
End Sub

'===================================================================
'allows for a pause at the end of execution
'currently used only for debugging
'===================================================================
Sub Pause
set objStdin=wscript.stdin
set objStdout=wscript.stdout
objStdout.write "Press ENTER to continue..."
strtmp=objStdin.readline
end Sub

'===================================================================
'if debugmode=1 the writes dubug info to the specified
'file and if running under cscript also writes it to screen.
'===================================================================
Sub DebugOut(strDebugInfo)
if DEBUGMODE=0 then exit sub
strCurrScriptHost=lcase(right(wscript.fullname,len(wscript.fullname)-len(wscript.path)-1))
if strCurrScriptHost="cscript.exe" then wscript.echo "Debug: " & strDebugInfo
AppendFileMode=8
set objDebugFSO=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set objDebugStream=objDebugFSO.OpenTextFile(DEBUGFILE,AppendFileMode,True,False)
objDebugStream.writeline strDebugInfo
objDebugStream.Close
set objDebugStream=Nothing
set objDebugFSO=Nothing
End Sub
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