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How to change SystemInfo in SYSTEM PROPERT?


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here is what I do

set BRAND=Dell
set MODEL=GX260
set CDType=RW CD/DVD

:OEMINFO
Echo [General] > %SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo Manufacturer = "Desktop Engineering" >>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo Model = "%BRAND% %MODEL%">>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo. >>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo [Support Information]>>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo Line1 = "%BRAND% %MODEL%">>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo line2 = "%CDType%">>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo Line3 = "Build Date: %date%">>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo Line4 = "Built by Desktop Engineering">>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
Echo Line5 = "Image File: %Model%-XP-V8.GHO">>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini
echo Line6 = "Internal XP Build Number: %BUILDNO%">>%SystemRoot%\System32\OEMINFO.ini

Roger

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but it doesn't change HardWare info

And it can't either, because that info is detected and shown On-the-fly. With win98, you could change it bcos it would detect at startup, and then store it to registry - and display the same whenever you opened System Properties - so if you modified that registry entry, you could display what you wanted until the next re-boot. But with winxp/2k, you can't edit the System Info displayed by windows.

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I believe the only thing you can change is the Processor Name from here:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\CentralProcessor\0]
"ProcessorNameString"="Processor Name"

Not sure why you want to change that since this depends on the actual hardware in your system. You are probably out of luck if you want to change the other values. I wouldn't recommend modifying other values in that key. Backup your registry in any case.

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LOL, just change your RAM size, and VGA card to see a different set of detected values in System Properties.

LOL ????

what ???

:)

How to changeVGA card name in system properties ?

:rolleyes:

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