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Is it possible to get hardware information like Motherboard manufacturer, model, CPU model and speed, RAM installed, model, etc.  I'm looking to make a program for users of my site so all they'll have to do is run the program, then login through the program using their credentials from the website itself and all the hardware specs of their computer will be saved to the database, so people can compare computers...just as a fun "can I do it" project.

 

So anyone know a way to get access to this sort of information?

That's odd, it says that I need to add "using System.Management;" to the beginning (which I did) then create a ManagementObjectSearcher.  Well, I get an error:

 

The type or namespace name 'ManagementObjectSearcher' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

 

Why would this work in the actual compiled program and not when I'm trying to modify it for my own use...

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