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HI,,

How can I Put all my system information on my desktop (as wallpaper) like ipadress,computername, domain, processor ,memory etc....I mean a list of system inventory on the system desktop at a glance....for Network administrator.

Is there any utility ,, I prefer reg teweak


Samurize is a great tool that also suports custom scripts that you can use to

implement the programs information you need.

Samurize

EDIT: Not a regedit but still good.

also, Sysmetrix is good too!

EDIT: its not a reg , but it should work :)

You might want to take a look at Systernal's free BGInfo http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/bginfo.shtml.

You may find it incorporated in many of the WindowsXP rescue CDs that can be found on the Internet, and is very configurable.

Check out the link for a detailed explanation and screenshots.

Kind regards,

eNuffSaid

EDIT... Sorry not a reg tweak either, but at 100K download, you'll find it one of the smallest around. Check out some of their other cool apps too!

I found a tool that admins can run on a network and get anything they want. Advanced Remote Info (ARI) has all you need to remotely manage a 200/XP network. You can not only see the basic processor info, but you see user name, product key, running process, services, installed applications, even desktop screen shots. I can also force shutdown and reboot.

The link http://masterbootrecord.de/english/advancedremoteinfo.php.

Just thought you might like it. It has been a great tool for me so far

I vote for BGInfo as well - go for it.

The best utility for your purpose.

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