Dec 18, 2012 It depends on the manufacturer. You will need to change it to the same Serial number you had before on your old motherboard (system board) Usually you can find it on their website under the warranty section for your account. I'm not exactly positive for HP as I do not currently have any.
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You may be negating any warranty you have with HP, unless your swapping the moherboard out and wanting to match some sticker on the LT case itself. Dell has a utilitiy for this sort of activity, but as long as you give dell the original AssetTag(aka DellTag) you can get warranty work. HP workstations seem to (according to hp.com) have a place for a custom tag and or setting yout own.
Serial Number Lookup
Asset Tag Repository for storing company-specific property asset numbers for easy tracking Initially set equal to the system serial number Stored in a protected section of non-volatile memory that can be accessed and modified with the F10 Setup program You can use windows wmi to retrieve the tags, open a cmd prompt and type wmic.exe /output:c: bios-info.html BIOS get /format:hform.xsl Then open the bios-info.html on the C: -rich.