HDDPhysic supports both 32bit and 64bit systems running under WOW64 as 32bit ap

plications , and, with a new DLL build (HDDPhysic64.dll) , for pure x64 applications.

 If an 32bit application has been written to make use of HDDPhysic.dll then all you need to do is place latest version of HDDPhysic in the same folder as the applications EXEcutable file. Most applications use the 32bit version of the DLL. This version is capable of running on x64 based operating systems as long as it is used from a 32bit application.

 If an 64bit application has been written to make use of HDDPhysic library then all you need to do, is to use the HDDPhysic64.dll build. Everything else is the same.

 Please do note that the 64bit version is available only to registered customers for now. If you did not received the 64bit version kindly please contact us via e-mail.

HDDPhysic is a stand-alone component ( 32/64-bit Windows dynamic-link library – DLL ) that can be used to extract the physical vendor information from the computer hard disk drive (such as the unique serial number or model number).

Why should I need the physical hard drive info ?

The physical hard disk serial number is a unique number per hard drive

device. it unless you change the hard drive. (You can find the actual physical serial number written on your hard drive, just have a look at the hdd labels if you can access your hardware).

HDDPhysic can also detect where windows is installed, on which hard drive (See GetPhysicInfo function) .

Requirements

- HDDPhysic is a stand-alone component, does not require any other files to work.

- It uses the drivers on Win32/64 platforms so there are no special library/driver requirements.

- It can be used in any programming/scripting language that can make WINAPI calls like: Delphi, C++Builder, C#, Visual C++, Visual Basic, Visual Basic.NET, VBA, PowerBuilder, Visual Foxpro, Clarion and so on.

- Does not require administrator rights on Win NT/2000/XP/2003/VISTA/7

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