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for gathering all the information and data on a PC. so installed components, versions, software, drivers etc?

Is this for someone whos computer illiterate? Someone who knows "basics"
Or someone thats "in the know"?

I ask, because how hard is it to look at control panel and regedit? I mean, seriously.

Software versions, SHOULD all be dependant on themselves. So outside applications i wouldnt think could read that info.

this is for someone who designs software/hardware, only they are in Japan and the hardware they need the data off is with me in the UK.

I need to make it as clean and easy as possible because talking to japan about stuff is like talking to people on mars.

Start Run Dxdiag

Belarc Advisor is pretty much the whole package though.

http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

Doombrain wrote:this is for someone who designs software/hardware

.... you have to be kidding.

VVV..beat..VVV

Captain Mazda wrote:Start Run Dxdiag

Belarc Advisor is pretty much the whole package though.

http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

Captain Mazda wrote:Start Run Dxdiag

Belarc Advisor is pretty much the whole package though.

http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

spot on, cheers.

soap, i don't expect someone who works in a casino to understand the intricacies of working in a multicultural corporation, but thanks anyway.

Doombrain wrote:the intricacies of working in a multicultural corporation

rofl

Doombrain wrote:

Captain Mazda wrote:Start Run Dxdiag

Belarc Advisor is pretty much the whole package though.

http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

spot on, cheers.

soap, i don't expect someone who works in a casino to understand the intricacies of working in a multicultural corporation, but thanks anyway.

Yeah being a network admin, i dont know shit.

You have zero room to talk, you change toner.

SOAPboy wrote:
Yeah being a network admin, i dont know shit.

You have zero room to talk, you change toner.

then why didn't you reply with the same answer mazda did?

Doombrain wrote:for gathering all the information and data on a PC. so installed components, versions, software, drivers etc?

Windows Update on VISTA checks for driver and firmware updates for your PC components, cool huh?

Turbine wrote:

Doombrain wrote:for gathering all the information and data on a PC. so installed components, versions, software, drivers etc?

Windows Update on VISTA checks for driver and firmware updates for your PC components, cool huh?

If I remember correctly, Win98 and XP did that too, but for only a limited set of drivers and they were usually older than the newest releases.

Doombrain wrote:

SOAPboy wrote:
Yeah being a network admin, i dont know shit.

You have zero room to talk, you change toner.

then why didn't you reply with the same answer mazda did?

I asked a question before i answered smart guy. And if you read my reply. Youll see "BEAT" in there. Way to read toner boy.

lol, owned.

murrrrrrrrrbrain

SOAPboy wrote:
I asked a question before i answered smart guy. And if you read my reply. Youll see "BEAT" in there. Way to read toner boy.

And i said it's for a bit of hardware that's over 9000 miles away from the person that needs it. Way to understand, network admin.

Doombrain wrote:

SOAPboy wrote:
I asked a question before i answered smart guy. And if you read my reply. Youll see "BEAT" in there. Way to read toner boy.

And i said it's for a bit of hardware that's over 9000 miles away from the person that needs it. Way to understand, network admin.

You edited that in you faggot.

now now boys!

say gg! and present and touch balls

Hypothetical situation:

You work for a decent sized company, designing hardware solutions to use on desktop PCs. Your product will need to run on 3000 PCs, with various software/hardware configurations. You want to test for any major compatibility roadblocks, so you want a good amount of data about your target PCs.

You're probably right, SOAP. Going around looking at "regedit" is the best bet.

Give them a time-bombed beta and let them test it out.

creep wrote:Hypothetical situation:

You work for a decent sized company, designing hardware solutions to use on desktop PCs. Your product will need to run on 3000 PCs, with various software/hardware configurations. You want to test for any major compatibility roadblocks, so you want a good amount of data about your target PCs.

You're probably right, SOAP. Going around looking at "regedit" is the best bet.

You know, it's crazy, but that scenario sounds very probable. I mean, it could actually happen! I will disagree with you, though. I don't think regedit is the best solution. I know I'm going against SOAPboy's expert advice here, but I guess I'm just crazy like that.

So, to answer your question Doombrain, Soapboy is the biggest tool.

l0g1c wrote:

creep wrote:You're probably right, SOAP. Going around looking at "regedit" is the best bet.

You know, it's crazy, but that scenario sounds very probable. I mean, it could actually happen! I will disagree with you, though. I don't think regedit is the best solution. I know I'm going against SOAPboy's expert advice here, but I guess I'm just crazy like that.

I think creep was being sarcastic

Captain Mazda wrote:
I think creep was being sarcastic

As was I. I was doing the double sarcasm maneuver! Also, a barrel roll.

Captain Mazda wrote:I think creep was being sarcastic

You're not very good at this Internet thing...