Use this dialog box to assign a numeric value for a new property.
The Value field on this Set value dialog box accepts only a signed or an unsigned integer of a specified size or null (empty value). An unsigned integer can be a positive whole number only. CIM properties that have values that are unsigned integers can be 8 bits, 16 bits, 32 bits, or 64 bits in size. Depending on the size of the unsigned integer that makes up the value of the property, type these values in the Value field:
For a property that is an 8-bit unsigned integer, type a positive numeric value equivalent to 8 bits.
For a property that is a 16-bit unsigned integer, type a positive numeric value equivalent to 16 bits.
For a property that is a 32-bit unsigned integer, type a positive numeric value equivalent to 32 bits.
For a property that is a 64-bit unsigned integer, type a positive numeric value equivalent to 64 bits.
A signed integer can be a negative or positive whole number. CIM properties that contain values that are signed integers can be 8 bits, 16 bits, 32 bits, or 64 bits in size. Depending on the size of the signed integer that makes up the value of the property, type these values in the Value field:
For a property that is an 8-bit signed integer, type a positive or negative numeric value equivalent to 8 bits.
For a property that is a 16-bit signed integer, type a positive or negative numeric value equivalent to 16 bits.
For a property that is a 32-bit signed integer, type a positive or negative numeric value equivalent to 32 bits.
For a property that is a 64-bit signed integer, type a positive or negative numeric value equivalent to 64 bits.