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DOS疑难解答 & 问题讨论（解答室） » Can you use DOS commands to find out the computer's configuration?

Floor1　hanxingsilent	Posted 2006-01-07 14:33
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Hello everyone: Can you use DOS commands to find out various configurations of the computer? Please help everyone, thank you!!!

Floor4　wl00560	Posted 2006-01-07 16:59
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Is it pure DOS? Type in msd to see. But it might be older. You can also use the hwinfo software

Floor5　Wengier	Posted 2006-01-08 00:04
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HWINFO, NSSI, PCI and other software are relatively new.

Floor6　3742668	Posted 2006-02-19 00:32
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Under XP, relatively detailed information can be viewed through WMIC.

Floor7　zouqsh9511	Posted 2006-03-22 17:20
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How to input anything, it prompts that the alias is not found

Floor8　3742668	Posted 2006-03-22 19:19
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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="Local Area Connection" 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.

Floor9　linson	Posted 2006-03-22 23:22
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Originally posted by 3742668 at 2006-3-22 07:19 PM: 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 ... I used to use WMI scripts to check hardware information! I didn't expect Windows to have CMD commands, which gives more options. Thanks. Learned another trick!

Floor10　286-486	Posted 2006-03-27 16:54
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Use tools such as PCTOOLS or NORTON

Floor11　iaide007	Posted 2006-09-10 18:02
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start C:\WINDOWS\PCHealth\HelpCtr\System\sysinfo\sysComponentInfo.htm Just discovered such a good thing today. Haha

Floor12　hymm2008	Posted 2006-09-11 04:29
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Originally posted by iaide007 at 2006-9-10 18:02: start C:\WINDOWS\PCHealth\HelpCtr\System\sysinfo\sysComponentInfo.htm Just discovered such a good thing today. Haha Indeed, good stuff, simple enough.

Floor13　mobo	Posted 2006-09-18 09:00
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::Get PC Main Information Using WMI Alias.bat ::Get main information using WMI alias, output in web page format ::--------by MOBO[Mobo] at 2006-09-16: wmic baseboard list brief /format:hform >MyPC.htm wmic cpu list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic bios list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic diskdrive list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic cdrom list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic desktopmonitor list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic memlogical list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic nic list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic sounddev list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic group brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic os list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm wmic startup list brief /format:hform >>MyPC.htm

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