Start > run > cmd > systeminfo

[qwerty00]

What component I removed by mistake ?

[mitsukai]

thats not a valid windows command i think

[qwerty00]

thats not a valid windows command i think

Try: Start > run > cmd > systeminfo

[mitsukai]

maybe u cant read >.>

[antinouskalisto]

thats not a valid windows command i think

It is a vaild windows command. For sure.

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documen...o.mspx?mfr=true

[mitsukai]

looks like a network command line,

[antinouskalisto]

True, it can be used over the network. If you run it without a specified host, it just pulls the info for the localhost. So it's a little of both. B)

[war59312]

Is there no System Information option somewhere?

[qwerty00]

Help and Support

MSInfo, Windows Help files and services.

[mitsukai]

found out its installed by MSOffice (its NOT a windows command!)

also if MSInfo is on the cd doesnt mean its a windows command because its seperate from command line package.

Edited November 14, 2007 by mitsukai

[Ponch]

I have that file systeminfo.exe in my system32 directory and I don't have Office installed here.

[mitsukai]

thats because your CD installs MSInfo, i was only giving OP some info that might help him

Edited November 14, 2007 by mitsukai

[minigun]

put systeminfo.exe in the keep box

[AgiHammerklau]

???

So I ask myself.

1. Am I missing something ?

2. What´s the question ?

3. Is the command not working ?

4. What are you all talking about ?

1. YES, a Last_Session.ini !

2. Nice, eyecatching text, but no description.

3. don´t know, see 1.

4. are you online chatting or PMing ?

simple removal of "comandline tools"

Agi