C02HLLC7DV13 is not your MBP serial number. The machine serial has eleven characters, first character is a W just like this one (W8104E8VATM) last three characters identify the MBP model (ATM is for the 13" MBP 2.4ghz 2010 serie). But what you really need is the Apple logic board ID that you can find written at the left end of the logic board near the fan. First three numbers are 820 so it looks like this: 820-2879.
If the MBP boot the OS you can find the machine serial number going to the Apple menu----> About this Mac...----> More Infos.
http://www.powerbookmedic.com/identify-mac-serial.php
C02HLLC7DV13 is not your MBP serial number. The machine serial has eleven characters, first character is a W just like this one (W8104E8VATM) last three characters identify the MBP model (ATM is for the 13" MBP 2.4ghz 2010 serie). But what you really need is the Apple logic board ID that you can find written at the left end of the logic board near the fan. First three numbers are 820 so it looks like this: 820-2879.
If the MBP boot the OS you can find the machine serial number going to the Apple menu----> About this Mac...----> More Infos.
http://www.powerbookmedic.com/identify-mac-serial.php
C02HLLC7DV13 is not your MBP serial number. The machine serial has eleven characters, first character is a W just like this one (W8104E8VATM) last three characters identify the MBP model (ATM is for the 13" MBP 2.4ghz 2010 serie). But what you really need is the Apple logic board ID that you can find written at the left end of the logic board near the fan. First three numbers are 820 so it looks like this: 820-2879.
If the MBP boot the OS you can find the machine serial number going to the Apple menu----> About this Mac...----> More Infos.
http://www.powerbookmedic.com/identify-mac-serial.php