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VideoDriverInfo Properties

The VideoDriverInfo type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyAdapterDacType
Win32_VideoController: Name or identifier of the digital-to-analog converter (DAC) chip. The character set of this property is alphanumeric.
Public propertyAdapterRam
Win32_VideoController: Memory size of the video adapter.
Public propertyCurrentBitsPerPixel
Win32_VideoController: Number of bits used to display each pixel.
Public propertyCurrentHorizontalResolution
Win32_VideoController: Current number of horizontal pixels.
Public propertyCurrentNumberOfColors
Win32_VideoController: Number of colors supported at the current resolution.
Public propertyCurrentRefreshRate
Win32_VideoController: Frequency at which the video controller refreshes the image for the monitor. A value of 0 (zero) indicates the default rate is being used, while 0xFFFFFFFF indicates the optimal rate is being used.
Public propertyCurrentScanMode
Win32_VideoController: Current scan mode.
Public propertyCurrentVerticalResolution
Win32_VideoController: Current number of vertical pixels.
Public propertyDeviceId
Win32_VideoController: Identifier (unique to the computer system) for this video controller.
Public propertyDriverDate
Win32_VideoController: Last modification date and time of the currently installed video driver.
Public propertyDriverVersion
Win32_VideoController: Version number of the video driver.
Public propertyInfFilename
Win32_VideoController: Path to the video adapter's .inf file.
Public propertyInfSection
Win32_VideoController: Section of the .inf file where the Windows video information resides.
Public propertyInstalledDisplayDrivers
Win32_VideoController: Name of the installed display device driver.
Public propertyMaxRefreshRate
Win32_VideoController: Maximum refresh rate of the video controller in hertz.
Public propertyMinRefreshRate
Win32_VideoController: Minimum refresh rate of the video controller in hertz.
Public propertyName
Win32_VideoController: Label by which the object is known. When subclassed, the property can be overridden to be a key property.
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