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SMBIOS（System Management BIOS）とは、BIOS内のデータ構造の配置（およびそのアクセスメソッド）に関する仕様である。 SMBIOSにより、そのPCに固有の情報をユーザやアプリケーションが格納したり使用したりすることができる。 1999年ごろ、Distributed Management Task Force（DMTF）がSMBIOSを扱うようになった。.
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System Management BIOS. System Management BIOS (SMBIOS) is the premier standard for delivering management information via system firmware. Since its release in 1995, the widely implemented SMBIOS standard has simplified the management of more than two billion client and server systems. For OS-present, OS-absent, and pre-OS environments, SMBIOS.

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The SMBIOS specification defines data structures and information that will go into the data structures pertinent to a system. By using the latest SMBIOS specification, we keep up with the latest changes defined in the specification. The tables below describe recommended SMBIOS settings along with guidance on what type of information should be in these fields. Having these fields populated with data pertaining to each individual system allows system administrators the ability to remotely identify and manage these systems. Computer Hardware IDs (CHIDs) are generated using the values from these tables, and care and thought should be given to setting these.

To add uniformity to SMBIOS to better identify device information, we recommend the following as guidance when populating SMBIOS fields. The SMBIOS data below is also collected and used in various capacities. The data going into these fields should be planned in detail before populating using tools provided by BIOS/Firmware vendors. The hash generated for CHID targeting is based on the data populating these fields.

Although this information is similar to that listed in the Windows 10 Driver Publishing Workflow, the following tables prescribe additional levels of detail for some fields, increasing the level of specificity.

Recommended settings when moving to SMBIOS 3.0

Field Name	Structure Name and Type	Value	Offset	Length	Example Scenario	Example
Manufacturer	System Information (Type 1)	String	04h	32	Contoso, Inc. manufactures 2 product lines: 1) 'A' series, and 2) 'B' series. The 'A' series of devices include the Contoso 'A11' and 'A13' device sub-brands, each of which have different screen sizes and both support physically detachable keyboards (though the keyboards are sold as an option). The 'A11' has three models: 1) the base model (the a110001) 2) a midsize model with a premium audio package (the a110002) and 3) a high-end model with a higher resolution touch panel (the a110003). Each model has gone through several generations of baseboard revisions, which are identified internally with codes bb01 through bb04. Each of the 'A11' models can be further customized with different storage and memory configurations. To separate different production runs on their manufacturing floor, Contoso uses an internal identification system that combines the Family, Product Name, market region, and production run number.	'Contoso'
Family	System Information (Type 1)	String	1Ah	64		'A11'
Product Name	System Information (Type 1)	String	05h	64		'A11 a110001'
Baseboard Product	Baseboard Information (Type 2)	String	05h	32		'bb03'
KU Number	System Information (Type 1)	String	19h	32		'A11a11001-EU-04'
Serial Number	System Information (Type 1)	String	07h	'A1B2C3456789ABC'
UUID	System Information (Type 1)	Varies	08h	16		Universal unique ID number See section 7.2.1. in DMTF SMBIOS Specification 3.1 or later.
Enclosure Type	System Enclosure (Type 3)	Byte	05h	N/A		'detachable'
BIOS Vendor	BIOS Information (Type 0)	Byte	04h	String
BIOS Version	BIOS Information (Type 0)	Byte	05h	String
BIOS Major Release	BIOS Information (Type 0)	Byte	14h	Varies
BIOS Minor Release	BIOS Information (Type 0)	Byte	15h	Varies

Note

SMBIOS fields starting with BIOS may be considered optional or recommended. These are used to build the Computer Hardware ID (CHID) and ensure additional levels of uniqueness in the resulting CHID.

Field name	DTMF.org description	Microsoft description	Field format	Hierarchy
Manufacturer	Number of null-terminated string.	The value in the manufacturer field identifies the company brand name under which the device is marketed to the end user. (for example, a brand name or logo imprinted on the device)	The format of the manufacturer field string is to match what end users identify as the company brand.	The manufacturer field is the first-level indicator to end users, representing the grouping of all devices sold by the company. This field should rarely, if ever, change.
Family	Number of null-terminated string.	The value in the family field identifies the company sub-brand name, specific to a grouping of similar devices know as a product line, under which the device is marketed to end users. The family value excludes variance by components, device generation, manufactured year, SKU, or other factors. The family value is generally not specific enough to indicate an actual device, but rather product line marketed to end users.	The format of the family field string is to match what End Users identify as Company’s sub-brand name, specific to a product line. The family field string should not contain the manufacturer name.	The family field is the second-level indicator to End Users, representing a grouping of similar devices know as a product line. This field should remain consistent for the life of the product line.
Product Name	Number of null-terminated string.	The value in the product name field identifies Company’s specific model of device, without enumerating configuration variance. (for example, processor, memory, and storage variance) There are often several product names that are specific to model in a specific family, although generally no more than a dozen or so.	The format of the product name field string is to match what End Users see as the device model name or identifier value. The recommendation is to include the full value of the Family field followed by a single space and then the model name/identifier value.	The product name field is the third-level indicator to End Users, representing the specific model of device. A product name may last for the lifetime of the family, through multiple revisions or generations of the hardware where hardware revisions are not marketed as a new product to End Users.
Baseboard Product	Number of null-terminated string.	The value in the baseboard product field identifies the baseboard and should accurately reflect variances in baseboards across different devices in the same family and product name. This value must change when the baseboard in the device model changes and it may be used as an asset identifier for servicing.	The format of the baseboard product field string can be set by Company, and it does not need to align to end user marketing information.	The baseboard product field is the fourth-level indicator of devices to the company and is not marketed to end users.
Serial Number	Number of null-terminated string.	The information in this structure defines attributes of the overall system and is intended to be associated with the Component ID group of the system’s MIF. An SMBIOS implementation is associated with a single system instance and contains one and only one System Information (Type 1) structure.

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