(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); well, i was trying to make my own hwid protection for some my tools but i got an error on vb studio 2010..

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i was stopped on the second step by an error

you see this code...

    Dim HWID As String = String.Empty

        Dim mc As New ManagementClass("win32_processor")

        Dim moc As ManagementObjectCollection = mc.GetInstances()



        For Each mo As ManagementObject In [COLOR="#FF0000"]moc[/COLOR]

            If HWID = "" Then

                HWID = mo.Properties("processorID").Value.ToString()

                Exit For

            End If

        Next

        Dim wc As New WebClient

        Dim strings As String

        strings = wc.DownloadString("YourHWID.text file url here")

        wc.Dispose()



        If strings.Contains(HWID) Then

            MessageBox.Show("Your HWID Is Confirmed", "Login", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information)

            Me.Show()

        Else

            MessageBox.Show("Error, Your HWID Has Not Been Confirmed", "Error!", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error)

            Me.Close()

        End If

The error was about "moc" var...it said that moc was not an array
if you make it works, i swear little vbux

Sorry if I get this completely wrong, as I don't really do much in the form of VB. But perhaps its because ManagementObjectCollection isn't an array? Its a collection, you can use CopyTo(Array, Int32) to copy the collection to an array. Although it seems to me that it should work anyways...

The other thing is, you don't need moc, you can just do it like so, referencing GetInstances() right from the get go...

    Dim c As New ManagementClass("Win32_Process")

        Dim o As ManagementObject

        For Each o In c.GetInstances()

            Console.WriteLine( _

                "Next instance of Win32_Process : {0}", o("Name"))

        Next o

i'll try this, thank you for the help
anyway i solved adding system.management reference before coding the program

That would make sense, often times its small stuff like that, so it really helps if you can provide the full error.