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- What does SKU stand for in Microsoft Azure? - Super User
Sku Represents a purchasable Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) under a product These represent the different shapes of the product It seems in line with the Wikipedia definition: In the field of inventory management, a stock keeping unit is a distinct type of item for sale
- Get HP Product Number via Powershell - Super User
The Win32_BIOS class does have the serial number, but that's different than HP's product number (P N) Which I have recently discovered is call System SKU by Microsoft and Product SKU by SMBios The registry and MS_SystemInformation class does store this P N I am looking for –
- Interpreting the SKU product code for hard disks - Super User
(the key thing it seems was googling for 'model number' rather than sku or product code) so it looks like my disk is a 3 5" 40Gb ATA drive, which sounds about right – the_mandrill Commented Sep 14, 2010 at 21:45
- How to find the RAM type in command prompt? - Super User
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- office activation with kms fails (ERROR CODE: 0x80070005)
---Processing----- ----- Installed product key detected - attempting to activate the following product: SKU ID: 85dd8b5f-eaa4-4af3-a628-cce9e77c9a03 LICENSE NAME: Office 19, Office19ProPlus2019VL_KMS_Client_AE edition LICENSE DESCRIPTION: Office 19, VOLUME_KMSCLIENT channel Last 5 characters of installed product key: 6MWKP ERROR CODE
- Find Average Value based on Date and SKU - Super User
I am trying to find the last purchase price per SKU I have the list of SKUs I want to find the pricing for in Column A of Sheet 1 In Sheet 2 I have the SKU in Column E, the purchase date in Column D, and the purchase price in Column J My data is organized in such a way that SKUs can be purchased multiple times at the same price and at the
- How to get OS Version through Powershell with WMI?
It's not using Get-WmiObject, but check this out: Get-ComputerInfo | Select-Object @{Name='Operating System';Expression={$ OsName}}, @{Name='Version';Expression
- Motherboard missing serial number and UUID? - Super User
The link for the AMI BIOS version worked well I was able to give it a UUID Unfortunately I haven't been able to figure out the mapping between the serial number displayed in Windows and the serial number on the box, so I'm unsure what to enter for it to be accurate
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