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    Complete System Info

    I have been looking around the internet for a class that has the ability to get information on the clients computer here is what i need to find

    -OS
    -Video cards memory, Name, Max Res, Current res
    -Ram used, not used total
    -HardDrive Space (all Drives)
    -Network Card (MAC Adresses if Muiltiple Cards)
    -Has Sound Card
    -Has Modem
    -Processor Info

    Does Any one know how to do any of these?

    If you have any other neat system info please post them too.

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    Here is some code that i had on my old hard drive, its mostly pretty simple but im sure it has 1 or two Functions that you can use.

    The Stuff thats in the folder that says 'this belogs in a class module' just needs to be copy and pasted into a new class module.
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    Visual Baisc 6 (SP5)
    Windows Xp

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    Heres Network Card MAC Address Link
    Visual Baisc 6 (SP5)
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    Heres a Few Classes
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    Visual Baisc 6 (SP5)
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    Any body got any thing else?

    Thanks for all your code ZeroCool!

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    Does anybody know how to find how much ram a videocard has?

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    Best way I've seen is using WMI

    http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/code/wmi/w...ontrollers.htm

    That will return all of the information in a listview, but the code is enough to get you rolling.

    Was there anything in the code posted in this thread for finding amount/type of actual system RAM?

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    Looks like I found a way to get physical memory--

    Here's another question though-Anyone know how to find out how many RAM slots a board has as well as what type of RAM it is, if this is possible? I know that some BIOS's report things like DIMM 0 512 MB, DIMM 1 512 MB, DIMM 3 Empty, just not sure if VB has any way of pulling that sort of info or not


    Thanks--

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