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System Information Program

7 posts by 4 people · 03 Sep 2003 06:59 UTC - 06 Sep 2003 17:58 UTC

Jack 03 Sep 2003 06:59 UTC#55218
A few months ago someone asked a question here and the first reply was for him to download a program that gives all his system information and post the results so the question could be answered. Program gives all your system information and all the installed software. Seems like the name of the program stated with the letter "B". I had the program, lost it, that's a whole other story, and my old feeble database can't remember the name of it. I've done google search and can't come up with it. Anyone remember this? Jack
"Guido Mielekamp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:W6h5b.29976$[email hidden]... > belarc? aida32 is a good one too > >Yes Belarc was the one. Thank you. I check on aida32 also. Appreciate the help. Jakc
direct X does this too. "Jack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > A few months ago someone asked a question here and the first reply was for > him to download a program that gives all his system information and postthe > results so the question could be answered. Program gives all your system > information and all the installed software. Seems like the name of the > program stated with the letter "B". I had the program, lost it, that's a > whole other story, and my old feeble database can't remember the name ofit. > I've done google search and can't come up with it. Anyone remember this? > > Jack > >
Larry 04 Sep 2003 19:57 UTC↳ reply to Jack#55263
Personally, I think Aida32 is the best out there. -Larry "Jack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > A few months ago someone asked a question here and the first reply was for > him to download a program that gives all his system information and postthe > results so the question could be answered. Program gives all your system > information and all the installed software. Seems like the name of the > program stated with the letter "B". I had the program, lost it, that's a > whole other story, and my old feeble database can't remember the name ofit. > I've done google search and can't come up with it. Anyone remember this? > > Jack > >
Belarc requires some sort of activex module to be installed on your machine (at least I think it does). I've never seen anything provide the info Aida32 does. It can even provide the installation key numbers for Windows XP and Office XP, something Microsoft has stated is quite impossible because they are encrypted :) Larry "Guido Mielekamp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:W6h5b.29976$[email hidden]... > belarc? aida32 is a good one too > >
Jack 06 Sep 2003 17:58 UTC↳ reply to Larry#55131
"Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:2HM5b.27139$Go4.20687@lakeread01... > Personally, I think Aida32 is the best out there. > > -Larry Thanks, I d/l both. Your right, Aida32 provides a lot more information. Jack

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