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Hi All ! I just copied the sample from the SDK to enum the properties of the "Win32_OperatingSystem" class, but got the error in subject: Unhandled Exception: System.Management.ManagementException: Not found This happens on a x64 computer Windows Server 2003 R3, x64 Edition, SP2, en, fully patched .Net Framework 1.1, all SPs So, this runs a win32 process. This is surely a bug, the enumeration returns this property! A code-excerpt is: foreach (PropertyData property in properties) { Console.WriteLine("Description: " + property.Qualifiers["Description"].Value); //BOMB ... } As I mentioned, it's from the SDK ;-) Each help is very welcomed! Thanks so far and best regards, mabra |
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Not familiar witth WMI but I would try rather something like : MyObject.Properties["Description"].Value My general approach for this is to start by enumerating all as it looks you are looking fro something that is not there... --- Patrice "mabra" <mabra (AT) world (DOT) eu> a écrit dans le message de news: eFGSW1ywHHA.4228 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP06 (DOT) phx.gbl... Hi All ! I just copied the sample from the SDK to enum the properties of the "Win32_OperatingSystem" class, but got the error in subject: Unhandled Exception: System.Management.ManagementException: Not found This happens on a x64 computer Windows Server 2003 R3, x64 Edition, SP2, en, fully patched .Net Framework 1.1, all SPs So, this runs a win32 process. This is surely a bug, the enumeration returns this property! A code-excerpt is: foreach (PropertyData property in properties) { Console.WriteLine("Description: " + property.Qualifiers["Description"].Value); //BOMB ... } As I mentioned, it's from the SDK ;-) Each help is very welcomed! Thanks so far and best regards, mabra |
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