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Originally posted by hymm2008 at 2006-9-11 04:


Indeed, good stuff, simple enough.

good.all right////

Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-1-8 00:04:
HWINFO, NSSI, PCI and other software are relatively new.

Xiao Wen, what are the full names of NSSI and PCI you mentioned? It's hard to find just by the abbreviations.

Originally posted by DOSforever at 2008-1-11 11:57 PM:

Xiao Wen, what are the full names of NSSI and PCI? Just abbreviations are hard to find.

Here it is:

http://www.navsoft.cz/products.htm
http://members.datafast.net.au/~dft0802/downloads.htm

Learned, not bad not bad

wmic baseboard get product | findstr /i /v "product"
wmic cpu get name | findstr /i /v "name"
wmic diskdrive get model | findstr /i /v "model"
wmic cdrom get name | findstr /i /v "name"
wmic desktopmonitor get name | findstr /i /v "name"
wmic memlogical get TotalPhysicalMemory | findstr /i /v "TotalPhysicalMemory"
wmic nic where NetConnectionID="本地连接" get name
wmic sounddev get name | findstr /i /v "name"

Give it a try, I wrote this a long time ago, seems there's a small mistake, forgot.
If you don't use generating a record file, it's simpler and more intuitive:
start C:\WINDOWS\PCHealth\HelpCtr\System\sysinfo\sysComponentInfo.htm
The tested system is SP2.

Originally posted by mobo at 2006-9-18 09:00 AM:
:: Get main PC information using WMI alias.bat
:: Get main information using WMI alias, output in web page format
::--------by MOBO at 2006-09-16:
wmic baseboard list brief /format:hform >MyPC.htm
...

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