It was that time of the year where the auditors are visiting again and I found out this handy command to retrieve the Serial Number and Asset Tag from the system BIOS.
Open a command prompt, and type in:
wmic SystemEnclosure get SerialNumber, SMBIOSAssetTag
... and the values will be shown.
Note: Somehow the BIOS on my Dell machine only allow up to 10 characters for the tag. If your company uses anything longer, then it won't fit :'( Darn! And I was hoping I don't have to flip my notebook the next time they wanna see it.
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