TurboActivate WMI settings

I has been stated elsewhere on this forum that TurboActivate will attempt to reset the WMI properties on an end users machine so that the users machine signature can be determined.

We are using a custom TurboActivate wizard application because we support Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

Question: What TurboActivate API performs this repair ?

Thanks,Paul

The "WMI repair" consists of re-enabling the WMI service that poorly informed IT administrators and/or "optimization programs" might have disabled. The WMI service is re-enabled and set to start automatically when the system boots. TurboActivate does this with every function that uses WMI -- and it only does it if the process calling the API has admin privileges.

Also, it's only on Windows that it does this.

You don't need to do anything special.