How to get NVMe SSD (M.2) Serial Number in windows10 ??

[naeg]

​C:\> wmic path win32_......... <-- NVMe SSD is Wrong

&

program  <----Can not be used

only windows command

[LeonWaksman]

Execute the following command in powerShell(Admin): Get-WMIObject win32_physicalmedia | Format-List Tag,SerialNumber

Leon

[naeg]

Thank you

HDD & SSD is possible

But NVMe SSD is wrong number.

[Santiago_A_Intel · Accepted solution]

Hi 3000023118641.5676674968897036E12;

Thank you for posting on Intel® SSD communities.

Intel® has available several tools to help you get SSD information. In case your SSD is a Datacenter drive, please use the Intel® SSD Data Center Tool (Intel® SSD DCT) Version: 3.0.20 (Latest) Date: 8/6/2019; you will be able to download it from this link: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/28999/Intel-SSD-Data-Center-Tool-Intel-SSD-DCT-?v=t

For other type of Intel SSDs, please use the Intel® Solid State Drive Toolbox Version: 3.5.11 (Latest) Date: 5/21/2019; please download it from this link: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/28808?v=t

Please feel free to get back to Intel® communities, whenever you might feel necessary.

Have a nice day.

Santiago A.

Intel® Customer Support Technician

A Contingent Worker at Intel

[RFeel]

How is your system setup? In my experience, if you expose the drive directly to the OS and use the Windows NVMe driver, then WMIC and related windows tools will report the wrong serial number. The same thing happens if you use Intel's own NVMe driver, although the formating of the incorrect serial number may be different.

One way to see the correct serial number is to interface with the drive through one of Intel's storage controllers on the motherboard and/or CPU. For example Volume Management Device (VMD) or Intel "Raid ON". No idea why this is, and it's a bother, since it can impact software licensing and the like. Growing pains of a new technology, I suppose.