"Description"="Capabilities of this parallel port. This is a bit field mask with the bits defined as follows:Bit 0 set=XT/AT compatible,Bit 1 set=PS/2 compatible,Bit 2 set=ECP,Bit 3 set=EPP,Bit 4 set=PC-98,Bit 5 set=PC-98-Hireso,Bit 6 set=PC-H98."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific Device instances."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Column"="16"
"Access"="Read-Only"
"Storage"="Common"
"Type"="Integer"
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"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Name"="Operating System Boot Device Storage Type"
"Description"="An index into the Disks table to indicate the device from which this operating system was booted. To fully access the Disks table, this index must be combined with the attribute Boot Device Index."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="The size in kilobytes of an expanded memory page, as opposed to the expanded memory page frame, which consists of a number of memory pages."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="The index number of the current power supply."
"Access"="Read-Only"
"Storage"="Common"
"Type"="Integer"
"Column"="^ROWNUM"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\DesktopManagement\MIF\2\17\2]
"Name"="FRU Group Index"
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="An index into the cooling device table."
"Access"="Read-Only"
"Storage"="Common"
"Type"="Integer"
"Column"="^ROWNUM"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\DesktopManagement\MIF\2\18\2]
"Name"="FRU Group Index"
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="An index into the system slot table. This is the hardware ID number for each expansion slot, whether it is occupied or not (starting with 1)."
"Column"="^ROWNUM"
"Access"="Read-Only"
"Storage"="Common"
"Type"="Integer"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\DesktopManagement\MIF\2\19\2]
"Name"="Slot Type"
"Description"="The bus type supported in this slot. This is a bit field with the following definitions: Bit 0 (2^0), if set, means it is a long-length card; if 0, a short-length card; Bit 1 (2^1) indicates ISA; Bit 2 (2^2) EISA; Bit 3 (2^3) MCA; Bit 4 (2^4) PCI; Bit 5 (2^5) VL; Bit 6 (2^6) PCMCIA; Bit 7 (2^7) NuBus; Bit 8 (2^8) PC-98/C20; Bit 9 (2^9) PC-98/C24; Bit 10 (2^10) PC-98/E"
"Description"="The partition label or the unique volume label field for this physical volume. (For DOS, this is the volume label plus the 32 bit Volume ID field if available.)"
"Description"="This group defines the disk controller in this system."
"Key"="1"
"^Index"=hex:02,00,00,00
"^ROW"="^ROWNUM|2|3"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\DesktopManagement\MIF\2\26\1]
"Name"="Disk Controller Index"
"Description"="Index value used by the system to identify the disk controller."
"Column"="^ROWNUM"
"Access"="Read-Only"
"Storage"="Common"
"Type"="Integer"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\DesktopManagement\MIF\2\26\2]
"Name"="FRU Group Index"
"Description"="If this is a Field Replaceable Unit or if it is part of another FRU, this provides an index into the FRU table; 'Value = -1' indicates that the group is not a FRU."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair. For the purposes of this definition, a motherboard and a fixed hard disk are FRUs, whereas a fixed hard disk platter or a chip fixed in place on the motherboard are not FRUs since they are not designed to be separately removable. Each instance within the FRU table should contain the device group and instance data for the associated hardware component."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
"Description"="The System Resources group contains hardware descriptions which are commonly used in PC style computers such as IRQs, IO ports and memory address ranges."
"Key"="1,2"
"^Index"=hex:02,00,00,00
"^ROW"="1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\DesktopManagement\MIF\2\33\1]
"Name"="Resource Instance"
"Description"="On systems that implement a PnP-like subsystem, the device ID should be the ID used by that subsystem. On systems that do not have inherent device numbering, then the instrumentation supporting the system resources group should devise a device numbering scheme. In either case, the table will naturally group all of the resources associated with a device."
"Description"="This attribute contains fields representing the status of this resource entry. The meaning of this field varies according to the Resource Type field in this group."
"Column"="6"
"Access"="Read-Only"
"Storage"="Common"
"Type"="Integer"
"Value"=hex:00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\DesktopManagement\MIF\2\33\7]
"Name"="Resource Group ID"
"Description"="This attribute is a 'back pointer' to a group within the system MIF, if applicable. If the back pointer is not known, either because the device is not represented by a group, or the actual device type is not known, then the value of this attribute will be 0."
"Description"="The System Resources group contains hardware descriptions which are commonly used on PC style computers such as IRQs, IO ports, and memory address ranges."
"Description"="This is an arbitrary number assigned to each alternate address. The Alternate Address Index usually starts with 1 and increments for each alternate address."
"Description"="This is an arbitrary number assigned to each device driver. Driver Index usually starts with 1 and increments for each additional device driver."
"Description"="This is an arbitrary number assigned to each capability.Capability Index usually starts with 1 and increments for each additional capability."
"Description"="A Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), is defined as a hardware component which is designed to be separately removable for replacement or repair."
"Description"="This group provides the operational state, usage, and availability status, and administrative state indicators for specific device instances."
