Hope all had a decent festive break. I spent most of the time working, so not a huge amount of time to do a lot on the projects, but have done a few bits and pieces when i could. Hoping to have both QT and MRP released within the next two weeks. -- Workload pending...
MRP v142 is now at release candidate stage On course for release hopefully by end of next week depending on my work load. QT is also close too.
MRP v142 and Query Tool v120 have been uploaded, 2nd post's download links, passwords and hashes have been updated. Spoiler: MRP v142 Summary + Fixed rare DMI parsing error. Re-adjusted order in which results are processed which should have better detection of any OEM Brand names. + Re-wording on some log entries to cover some little changes for respective OS's. + Fixed issue where the 'OEM Information' screen not show on some supported Builds. + Fixed a issue that sometimes the enable network adapters fails to enable the device(s), this should now work properly again. Was rare but it randomly happened. This option will be auto disabled for any Home/Core Editions of Windows 11 as it can cause major setup issues. + Added the new option for w10/11 to re-enable the 'Instant Search' box on explorer windows. It may cause some issues with the new Win11 Start Menu's search and/or the taskbar search box, although in testing no such problems occurred but have mentioned it to cover that base. + Updated HP OEM logo's etc in OEM's.7z file. + Various internal code updates. Spoiler: Query Tool v120 Summary + Fixed DMI parsing issue so that the order in which detection is performed will hopefully be more accurate for OEM Brand found. + Added SMBIOS version information. The CPU's Family value is dependent of this to pick the order within the database. Sometimes it can get it wrong because the database is not 100% yet. On Virtual PC's the Family data along with other CPU information may be shown as 'unknown' or not at all as this is caused by the VM's CPU configuration. + Various internal code updates.
Have just started on mrp v143, so far a slimline of the decompile.exe's code been done and this has shaved off a few Kb by removing redundant / outdated code. Fixed a spelling mistake on a log entry but that was for vista, so in reality it was rare that it would of been seen. Nothing new added at this early time.
My Eset Nod32 grabbed the files as i compiled them too took a few attempts to prevent it from nabbing them... Nothing changed in the exe2script program it just AV's treating all compiled bat2exe type files as nasties, autohotkey, autoit and even a few pshell scripts get flagged!! On my laptop Avira AV also didn't like to be told to leave the files alone