if (readvalue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion","ProductName")="Microsoft Windows 98")=1
$OS="WIN98"
$OS1="Windows 98"
endif

For Win95 use:

if (readvalue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion","ProductName")="Microsoft Windows 95")
$OS="WIN95"
$OS1="Windows 95"
endif

For NT use:

if ("%OS%"="Windows_NT")....

IF EXIST "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SOFTBOOT.EXE")
$OS = "Soft Windows:"
ENDIF

SELECT ; What OS are we running?
CASE ((@INWIN = 1) AND (@DOS = 5.0))
$OS = "Win2K"
CASE ((@INWIN = 1) AND (@DOS = 4.0))
$OS = "WinNT4"
CASE ((@INWIN = 2) AND (@DOS >= 4.10))
$OS = $OS + "Windows 98"
CASE ((@INWIN = 2) AND (@DOS = 4.0))
$OS = $OS + "Windows 95"
CASE 1
$OS = $OS + "UNDETERMINED"
ENDSELECT

IF EXIST "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SOFTBOOT.EXE")
$OS = "Soft Windows:"
ENDIF

$TempString=ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ProductOptions","ProductType")

SELECT
CASE @inwin=1 and $TempString<>"WinNT" and @dos=5.0
$OS = $OS + "Windows 2000 Server"
CASE @inwin=1 and $TempString="WinNT" and @dos=5.0
$OS = $OS + "Windows 2000 Professional"
CASE @inwin=1 and $TempString="LANMANNT"
$OS = $OS + "Windows NT 4.0 Domain Controller"
CASE @inwin=1 and $TempString="ServerNT"
$OS = $OS + "Windows NT 4.0 Member Server"
CASE @inwin=1 and $TempString="WinNT"
$OS = $OS + "Windows NT Workstation"
CASE ((@INWIN = 2) AND (@DOS >= 4.10))
$OS = $OS + "Windows 98"
CASE ((@INWIN = 2) AND (@DOS = 4.0))
$OS = $OS + "Windows 95"
CASE 1
$OS = $OS + "UNDETERMINED"
ENDSELECT

It gives the OSversion, subversion (a,b, etc) and Service Pack version

sdetect
$pp = ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ProductOptions","ProductType")
$SubVer = ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion","SubVersionNumber")
$SPNbr = ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion","CSDVersion")

select
Case @inwin=1 and $pp<>"WinNT" and @dos=5.0
$os="Windows 2000 Server"
Case @inwin=1 and $pp="WinNT" and @dos=5.0
$os="Windows 2000 Professional Workstation"
Case @inwin=1 and $pp="LANMANNT"
$os="Windows NT 4.0 $SPNbr Domain Controller"
Case @inwin=1 and $pp="ServerNT"
$os="Windows NT 4.0 $SPNbr Member Server"
Case @inwin=1 and $pp="WinNT"
$os="Windows NT 4.0 $SPNbr Workstation"
Case @inwin=2 and @dos="4.10"
$os="Windows 98 $Subver"
Case @inwin=2 and @dos="4.0"
$os="Windows 95 $Subver"
Case 1
$os="undetermined" ; This value will be set if no other EXACT match is made
endselect

would the real author please step forward?

Bryce

Of course, I just assembled this info from others tips and suggestions.

Please no applause (just send money)

:-)

cls
select
Case @inwin=1
$kernel="WinNT"
$type=ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ProductOptions","ProductType")
select
Case @dos=5.0
$system="Win2k"
select
Case $type<>"WinNT"
$flavor="Server"
Case $type="WinNT"
$flavor="Professional"
endselect
Case @dos=4.0
$system="WinNT"
select
Case $type="LANMANNT"
$flavor="Domain Controller"
Case $type="ServerNT"
$flavor="Member Server"
Case $type="WinNT"
$flavor="Workstation"
endselect
endselect
$Svcpack=ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion","CSDVersion")
Case @inwin=2
$kernel="Win9x"
$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
$Svcpack=""
Case 1
$kernel="undetermined"
$system="undetermined"
$flavor="undetermined"
$Svcpack=""
endselect

? "Kernel type is "+$kernel
? "Operating System is "+$system $Svcpack
? "OS Flavor is "+$flavor

get $k ;Pauses script to view output

Kernel type is WinNT
Operating System is Win2k
OS Flavor is Professional

Bryce

Your 'older' script is telling me wich flavor I'm using ( A ), the script in this thread is not.....:

code:

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Kernel type is Win9x
Operating System is Win98
OS Flavor is

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Hope this might help you with your debugging?

Cya,
Wam