Note: Note that this technique only works if the hardware manufacturer implements it. I can't give a percentage of accuracy, but I would guess the big players would implement it. If it's not implemented, Windows will generate a unique number instead. Method 1 - Device Manager Open the Windows Device Manager. Find your video card under Display Adapters.

Sep 16, 2010  = My Current Linked and Synced Settings. Re:NVIDIA 9800 GTX+ Serial Number FIND WHERE/? The sticker you seek is outlined in a red rectangle in the attached image. I don't know of any application that will pull that information (it may exist, but I haven't run across it and a quick Google search came up with nothing useful). Apr 21, 2017 - If you need to know the graphics card model that you have inside your computer or device, Windows generally tells you generic information.

Double-click on it. Under the 'Details' tab, select the 'Device Instance Path' property. Method 2 - WMI Using WMI, at the command line, run the following command. Wmic PATH Win32_VideoController GET Description,PNPDeviceID Method 3 - Use a Tool A program like will grab the PNP Device ID for you, but it won't do the parsing for the serial number. Parsing It Looking at the PNPDeviceID value, break it up by ' '. • The first piece it the bus type.

For me, it is PCI. • The second section describes the card. There's a vendor code, model number, etc.

• The last section contains a number separated by ampersands. The serial number is the second number in that list, formatted in hex.

Updated: by Computer Hope Device Manager Many versions of Microsoft Windows automatically detect and install your video card. Assuming no video issues exist with the video card, you can determine the video card is installed in the computer by and looking under 'Display adapters.' As seen in the picture, this computer has two video cards and both are labeled as GeForce 7900 GTX, which is the manufacturer and model of the video card. If you right-click the video card and select Properties, you will get a window like the properties window also shown in this picture. As you can see, the location of this video card is 2, which is helpful for computers with more than one video card expansion slot. Note: If your video card is being detected as a 'Standard VGA' adapter, Windows may not be detecting your video hardware correctly. If you need to determine the model of your video card so you can install the correct drivers, use a third-party program as detailed in the next step.

Third-party program Download one of the. These utilities can be used to help identify and list all of the hardware found in your computer. One of the better third-party programs for detecting the hardware in your computer is Belarc Advisor, which is a free program to download and use.

At boot or POST Many video cards and chipsets will list the video card and memory during the. Try rebooting the computer and as it is booting up, press the 'Pause / Break' key to temporarily halt the computer's boot process and read the text on the screen.

If you are unfamiliar with video card manufacturers or chipsets, write down some of the company names you see and search our section for that company. OEM lookup If you have an computer (e.g.,,, etc.), find the or number on the computer. Look up your computer on the manufacturer's website using the serial number or service tag to identify the video card and download drivers for it. Virus beshenstva prezentaciya. Debug routine Note: New versions of Windows no longer include the.