extract DriverPackCatalog.cab , where each DriverPackage node contains element hope this can help you with your script.
Next Choice- Notice there is another field called systemID, which will map directly to System SKU field from msinfo32, this field will be much more accurate.
I now use SystemSKUNumber instead of the model. For example,
"SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem WHERE SystemSKUNumber = "0293"
to match a Precision T3500. And that SKU can be found in the DriverPackCatalog.cab file mentioned in this thread, or the Manifest.xml in the Driver CAB file.
pramodtvm
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February 1st, 2018 09:00
Please try using http://downloads.dell.com/catalog/DriverPackCatalog.cab.
extract DriverPackCatalog.cab , where each DriverPackage node contains element hope this can help you with your script.
Next Choice- Notice there is another field called systemID, which will map directly to System SKU field from msinfo32, this field will be much more accurate.
wizenheimer
2 Posts
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October 9th, 2018 13:00
Can we get a clearer answer that doesn't just lead to more work? I'm sure someone at Dell has this information compiled somewhere.
RealestSwissJay
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November 14th, 2023 17:09
I now use SystemSKUNumber instead of the model. For example,
"SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem WHERE SystemSKUNumber = "0293"
to match a Precision T3500. And that SKU can be found in the DriverPackCatalog.cab file mentioned in this thread, or the Manifest.xml in the Driver CAB file.