How to recognize my Win7 version(Ex: Ultimate or Professional) in the command line?

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by sendoh, Nov 6, 2009.

  1. sendoh

    sendoh MDL Novice

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    How to recognize my Win7 version(Ex: Ultimate or Professional) in the command line? Is there any built-in command can do this? Thanks.
     
  2. gentoo

    gentoo MDL Senior Member

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    #2 gentoo, Nov 6, 2009
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    Run via command line.

    Code:
    systeminfo
     
  3. MrFerretKing

    MrFerretKing MDL Member

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    #3 MrFerretKing, Nov 6, 2009
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    Not sure if the output will work for you but this will give you the information you asked for.

    Code:
    REG QUERY "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v ProductName
     
  4. BIOSNOIDEA

    BIOSNOIDEA MDL Senior Member

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    Guys, do not look for the fifth leg of the cat.............they only have 4 (ok, the lenght on the male one does not make the fifth either).

    Remember since Win NT, 2000, XP, Vista and 7 are ALL NT.

    So the ancient command WINVER will tell you much faster and simpler than anything else.
    So in Vista START and in the Start seach box put WINVER and hit enter. Done !

    I do not like Heineken but Frankziskaner. Danke !
     
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    gentoo MDL Senior Member

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  6. sam3971

    sam3971 MDL Guru

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    #6 sam3971, Nov 6, 2009
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    Yea, that is right it is
    Code:
    "REG QUERY "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v "ProductName" 
    I use this command in my self-activating script project.
     
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  7. sendoh

    sendoh MDL Novice

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    Great! Your self-activating script project help me so much.
    Thanks everybody!