Have done a new BETA 4 of the Query Tool. Adjusted the DMI checking to be in hopefully the correct order, have tested with various demo info from the reports given and I'm confident that side is about 99.9% working. If you could please test this version and if all goes well and the new order of DMI checks is ok then i will update the main project with the changes and do a few tests on that to make all is working then will update first post with the new project and related files. *edit link removed* Many thanks
That exactly what happen since i was just cleaning my PC a few minutes ago lol now fixed, i hope i get an HP pc to test the conflict soon
@tcntad True ,it such a good project, it cant be left to vanish Thank you for your report. Odd how it displayed the key for w10 pro usually it will XXXXX out the numbers. But as it a key everyone gets for W10 Pro i won't edit the script. @BALTAGY Thank you for your report, interesting how it gets your memory total wrong if you have 12GB installed technically it SHOULD display 12GB.... The script just calls SystemInfo.exe within windows and parses the results so whatever SystemInfo.exe shows when run in a command window should be what it picks out? Very interesting.... *edit* Phew had me worried there BALTAGY lol i was thinking where is 6gb vanished.... At least it was a easy fix and i not even had to edit the script
The QT does a check for the following language codes: 9, 1033, 2057, 3081, 4105, 5129, 6153, 7177, 8201, 10249 and 11273 any others it will skip mem check. If you could please copy/paste the code below into a Admin command window and post me the result code this may give me a hint on why it is missing your memory display. If your OSLang code is not in the list i can add this new code into the QT for you so it will work with the OS language you have installed. Its not used in the main project but it will be nice to fix this glitch. Code: WMIC PATH WIN32_OperatingSystem get OSLanguage /format:list Thanks for bringing this to my attention. @ALL - I will be compiling the new project files and uploading over the weekend.
Thanks apologized have added it to the query tools language list. It should now show the memory correctly for your OS language.
Updated Query Tool to v12 Build 1 and main Project 10-21-2016 uploaded, see first post for change log and download link. Hopefully time you see this post the uploads will have completed.
The OS lang code 1036(dec)/fr-FRFrench, the script is using systeminfo.exe to read the memory and parse the list, i believe the French word is 'information système'. As i am unsure if the command systeminfo.exe is spelt different on your OS which is why the original script only used a selection of OSLang's to use. Will see if i can do a workaround for finding total/avail memory that is language independent. Have limited time today due to work, but will have more time later this evening and Sunday. As the main project does not use this check i can work on the QTool without affecting the project itself. This is why i have taken longer to iron out the glitches in the QT, i have concentrated on the part(s) that are directly involved in the main project. Didn't want to rush out a update of the Multi-OEM that caused more problems than it solved and ruin all the hard work done by The_Guardian. As the DMI re-order has hopefully been solved (fingers crossed lol), i can concentrate on any bug fixes such as the memory issue in the QT and release faster updates when required.
I made a free upgrade to W10 on this computer and eventually did a clean install. Could it be beacuse of the upgrade? ' Ha of course Its an awesome project!
My pc was on win 8.1 then i did the upgrade, then clean install, no key shown just xxxx's. The quirks of computers! or M$haft not sure which Will recheck script but i am sure i just set saved report.txt file to just put xxxx's instead of the product key and not show any MSDM info to make it easier to copy/paste from the saved report.txt. As I am going to work on the QT this weekend might be able to work out why it shown that key... At least the main bits are working and no major {beep} ups (for now ).
Have changed the way the Query Tool detects memory (using WMIC instead of SystemInfo.exe), this slightly adds to the time the tool takes to complete. On some OS Languages the memory display is not shown to prevent Un-Listed from showing. Although I am sure using the WMIC is language neutral but left the error check in place for now. Also altered the system information layout slightly. Updated first post and download link for the Query Tool and Project. Main project only has the updated Query Tool added. No changes have been made to the Project itself.