I want to know my processor ID with Python 3.2. So, google said I should use WMI, but it’s only for 2.* version. Are there other ways to solve this problem?
My OS is Windows.
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I want to know my processor ID with Python 3.2. So, google said I should use WMI, but it’s only for 2.* version. Are there other ways to solve this problem?
My OS is Windows.
You can use a native module such as pycpuid or cpuidpy.
Alternatively, use the Python WMI module, which supports Python 3.2.