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Using MSInfo
Topic: Monitoring   Posted:2002-02-05
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Do check out msinfo32.exe. Virtually everything that you would want to know about the system configuration of a Windows machine will be revealed with this command. Msinfo32.exe is located under /Program Files/Common Files/Microsoft Shared/MSInfo (at least on our system). If you wish to dump the report to a file, use:
msinfo32 /report reportname.txt
It takes a while for the report to run, so be patient. If you run the application with no options, it will bring up a GUI so you can view the information. To view the information of another machine, use:
msinfo32 /computer \computername




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