you can get around the @producttype by using some older code (that we used when this wasn't available)

It is about 3 years old, and I never bothered collecting all the details for the Wintendo clients, but you can see the way it works.

The UDF OSID() has expanded on this quite a bit, but your version of kix will not run UDFs

Code:

select
	Case @inwin=1 
		$kernel  ="WinNT"
		$prodkey ="HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ProductOptions"
		$prodrole="HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policy\PolSrvRo"
		$DCRole  =READVALUE("$prodrole","(No Name)")
		$type    =ReadValue("$prodkey","ProductType")
		$Svcpack =ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion","CSDVersion")

		$ProductSuite=""
		$ProductSuite=READVALUE("$prodkey","ProductSuite")				
		IF LEN($ProductSuite)>0		$ProductSuite=SUBSTR($ProductSuite,1,INSTR($ProductSuite,"|")-1)	EndIf

		select
			Case @dos=5.1			$system="WinXP"
			Case @dos=5.0			$system="Win2k"
			Case @dos=4.0			$system="WinNT"
			endselect
		select
			Case $type="LANMANNT"		$flavor="$DCRole $ProductSuite Domain Controller"
			Case $type="ServerNT"		$flavor="$ProductSuite Member Server"
			Case $type="WinNT"		$flavor="Professional"
			endselect
	Case @inwin=2
		$kernel="Win9x"	
		$Svcpack=""
		$SubVer=ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion","SubVersionNumber")
		select
			Case @dos="???"
				$system="WinME"				$flavor="A"
			Case @dos="4.10"
				$system="Win98"
				select
					Case $subver="???"		$flavor="SE"
					Case $subver="a"		$flavor="A"
					endselect
			Case @dos="4.0" 
				$system="Win95"
				select
					Case $subver=" C"		$flavor="OSR2.5"
					Case $subver=" B"		$flavor="OSR2"
					Case $subver="a"		$flavor="A"
					endselect
			endselect
	endselect

? "Kernel type is "+$kernel
? "Operating System is "+$system $Svcpack
? "OS Flavor is "+$flavor
get $k ;Pauses script to view output
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