#117729 - 2004-11-10 10:57 PM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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JTT
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Registered: 2002-10-14
Posts: 32
Loc: Utah
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Hey thanks for the info, I didn't even think about calling it using "RUN". I put that in place and that has solved my problem.
Thanks again!
Jason
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#117730 - 2004-11-15 08:23 PM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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RyanMcKay
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Registered: 2004-11-15
Posts: 1
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A humble suggestion:
can we add the system model to the script after the manufacturer.
In addition can you please post a version which writes all of this wonderful information to a text file
Thanks
R
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#117732 - 2005-01-19 11:46 AM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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ClientMaster
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Registered: 2005-01-19
Posts: 46
Loc: Tokyo, Japan
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This is amazing..
Is it possible to export this data to an Access Database?
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#117734 - 2005-01-24 01:43 AM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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ClientMaster
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Registered: 2005-01-19
Posts: 46
Loc: Tokyo, Japan
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Jooel,
Thanks for the reply.
Would you be able to tell me how...
Would be greatly appreciated.
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#117736 - 2005-04-13 02:59 PM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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kid
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Registered: 2005-04-13
Posts: 5
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Hello ,
Instead of launch the internet explorer to view the results, can you also save it as a HTM or excel file.
Do anyone know that code.
Thanks
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#117737 - 2005-04-13 10:12 PM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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NTDOC
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Registered: 2000-07-28
Posts: 11624
Loc: CA
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It is pretty much controlled for that stuff around line 156 of the code.
Think you need to first get your feet wet with the basics of KiXtart though before you start running or flying.
Code:
If Exist($HTMLLog)
Del $HTMLLog
EndIf
RecordHTMLLogon()
If Exist($HTMLLog)
Shell $Explorer + ' ' + $HTMLLog
EndIf
Exit 1
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#180793 - 2007-09-24 07:10 PM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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Sean
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Registered: 2004-05-06
Posts: 10
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Using CompInfo with version information:
; 2.01 *** 10/4/2005 6:02PM - By NTDOC
I have all my startup items duplicated in the HTML report, with both the user as ".Default" and "AUTHORITY\SYSTEM". Is there any way to make it so it does not dupe them?
APPLICATION COMMAND PATH USER
a3d a3d.dll Startup .DEFAULT
a3d a3d.dll Startup AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Thank you for your time,
Sean Dorsey
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#180856 - 2007-09-26 02:51 PM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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Sean
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Registered: 2004-05-06
Posts: 10
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That did it. I ran it on another system and it was QUICK and had only usefull information.
The PC with the damaged WMI has to be replaced anyway, than you for the updated code.
I added support for McAfee 8.5, do you want me to post the code?
Thanks again.
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#180922 - 2007-09-27 09:16 PM
Re: My Computer Info - for Help Desk use PART 3
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Sean
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Registered: 2004-05-06
Posts: 10
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Added $mcafee85, TempDate1, TempDate2, TempDate3, and changed the McAfeeArray from 3 to 4.
Set value of $mcafee85 to the full path.
Played around with McAfee's date code so it came out easy to read. Added the code to print out the date code in the table at the end. I added the date code as sometimes seeing just the version number does not help.
Thanks again!
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Function GetMcAfeeVirusInfo()
Dim $mcafee,$tvd,$mcafee85,$datnum,$engine,$product,$TempDate1,$TempDate2,$TempDate3,$McAfeeArray[4]
$mcafee='HKLM\SOFTWARE\McAfee\VirusScan'
$tvd='HKLM\SOFTWARE\Network Associates\TVD'
$mcafee85='HKLM\SOFTWARE\Network Associates\ePolicy Orchestrator\Application Plugins\VIRUSCAN8600'
;VS 8.5 (manually added by Sean Dorsey
KeyExist($mcafee85)
$datnum=ReadValue($mcafee85,'DATVersion')
$engine=ReadValue($mcafee85,'EngineVersion')
$product=ReadValue($mcafee85,'Version')
$DatDate=ReadValue($mcafee85,'DatInstallDate')
$TempDate1=SubStr($DatDate,1,4)
$TempDate2=SubStr($DatDate,5,2)
$TempDate3=SubStr($DatDate,7,2)
$DatDate=$TempDate2 + "-" + $TempDate3 + "-" + $TempDate1
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