Interesting info re your computer hardware...

[R[][]FER]

Take a look at what you have in your computer.

On the Start > Run command line, type "hwinfo /ui" without the quotation marks. This displays a complete list of your hardware information, including the registry keys for every piece of hardware in your system. It is a good idea to print out your system's information for future reference.

Compliments of...winfiles.com

[jadison]

thanks, that's useful info, keep those little tweaks a comin'

[Dave_H]

When you said complete, you weren't kidding.
Thanks, thats a good one. http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[R[][]FER]

Sorry...
Complete was an understatement.
But there, you have it...heh,heh.

[welsh wizard]

Complete, closer to a complete memory dump http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif
WW

[R[][]FER]

WW...
I'm glad you are back to your old self.
How are you feeling and how are you coming along?
Please give us an update...I think everyone would be interested in knowing how the Wizard is doing.
Thanks WW

[mbarn]

Dah!!! I got it never mind.

[pickel]

Hey: I don't have one http://www.sysopt.com/forum/frown.gif No file by that name
I feel left out http://www.sysopt.com/forum/frown.gif What happened??? or didn't happen?????

Thanks JAD....lots of stuff http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

the pickel

[This message has been edited by pickel (edited 03-14-2000).]

[R[][]FER]

pickel...
I don't think it's a file.
It's just a run command.

[jad1097]

It only works in 98. You must type HWINFO /UI make sure the space is there. If you do not have hwinfo.exe in the windows directory then it will not work.
I posted the same tip a few months ago. http://www.sysopt.com/forum/Forum1/HTML/003161.html

[R[][]FER]

Sorry jad1097...
I never saw that before. I just received it from winfiles.com.
Thanks for the info.

[Susan]

Thanks, that's a good one.

It even shows an error on one of my IRQ Holder For PCI Steering's (in Bolded Red) where the Device Manager doesn't, although my system is running just fine. Must be as a result of something I had installed previously.

[mbarn]

Hey I did that and and got a reply saying cant find the file.

[This message has been edited by mbarn (edited 03-14-2000).]