Hi,
In this post i am going to publish some windows commands which are useful to find system information through command prompt.
1. Click start--->Run, then type cmd---> press enter, it will open one black screen with your working director
Type systeminfo then it will display all the system information
2. To save that system information use the following command,
systeminfo >>c:\test.txt
The above command saves the system information in C:\ with file name as test.txt
3. To find the system information of a remote computer in a same LAN
syntax: systeminfo /s <systemname> /u <username of remote computer> /p <password of remote computer user>
Example: systeminfo /s 192.168.X.X /u Administrator /p XXXXX
4. To save the remote computer system information
syntax: systeminfo /s <systemname> /u <username of remote computer> /p <password of remote computer user> >> <Destnation foldder>
Example: systeminfo /s 192.168.X.X /u Administrator /p XXXXX >>c:\test.txt
chersssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In this post i am going to publish some windows commands which are useful to find system information through command prompt.
1. Click start--->Run, then type cmd---> press enter, it will open one black screen with your working director
Type systeminfo then it will display all the system information
2. To save that system information use the following command,
systeminfo >>c:\test.txt
The above command saves the system information in C:\ with file name as test.txt
3. To find the system information of a remote computer in a same LAN
syntax: systeminfo /s <systemname> /u <username of remote computer> /p <password of remote computer user>
Example: systeminfo /s 192.168.X.X /u Administrator /p XXXXX
4. To save the remote computer system information
syntax: systeminfo /s <systemname> /u <username of remote computer> /p <password of remote computer user> >> <Destnation foldder>
Example: systeminfo /s 192.168.X.X /u Administrator /p XXXXX >>c:\test.txt
chersssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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