HDD ID Utility 1 Free Software Download. It shows your HDD serial number

HDD ID Utility 1

It shows your HDD serial number.

HDD ID Utility will show your HDD serial number. It is a programmer's tool.

FEATURES:
- use a very small DLL to show the IDs of the HDD partitions and load them in the registry
- you can directly import function from DLL or you can read the key that was stored in registry by the program for you
- it is really small (the DLL size is only 15K)
- it is freeware
- it doesn't need to be installed/uninstalled

Platforms: Win95 , Win98 , WinME , Windows2000 , WinXP

System requirements: 486/32Mb RAM/ res640x480

Added:	05 March, 2008	File size:	249.0 KB
Status:	new	Download times:	56 kb/s: 36 s
Program type:	freeware		128 kb/s: 16 s
			512 kb/s: 04 s
Editor rating:		Download now!

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