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Environment:Windows 9x, Visual C++ 5.0
This is my class for getting almost all the information in your system with
only two lines of code. The returned information includes:
Information returned via the SysInfo class
- Windows Version
- Processor Information
- Type
- MMX compatible?
- MHZ
- CoProcessor Presents?
- Number of CPUs
- Communications
- Computer Name
- User Name
- Modems installed
- Info of Modem #1
- PortSubClass
- Driver
- Manufacturer
- Model
- Info of Modem #2
- LANcard:
- NIC Address
- Name
- InfFile
- NetClient
- Network Protocols
- TCP/IP (the protocol you use to connect to the Internet and wide-area networks)
- IPX/SPX-compatible Protocol (the protocol NetWare and Windows NT servers, and Windows 95 computers use to communicate)
- Directories
- Windows Directory
- System Directory
- Temp Directory
- Disk Information
- Drive Type (e.g., Fixed Disk, etc.)
- Volume Name
- Volume Serial
- Total Space
- Free Space
- Display Information
- Display Resolution: 640 x 480
- Display Colors: 65536 -16bits HighColor
- Memory Information
- Total Physical RAM
- Free Physical RAM
- Total Page File
- Free Page File
- Total Virtual Memory
- Free Virtual Memory
- Printer Information
- ServerName
- PrinterName
- ShareName
- PortName
- DriverName
- Description
- Location
- Processor
- Processor param
- DataType
- Status
- Current jobs
- Current printing speed: ? Page(s)/minute
- Print to the following port: \YOURSERVER.Print_Queue.???
Using the SysInfo class
- Just copy the Sysinfo.h file to your project
- Add #include “Sysinfo.h” to the header of your dialog class
- Create an object of Sysinfo and just call the member function: TNTGetInfo().
Example
The TNTGetInfo function returns a CString object containing all of the information
(with line break). And then you can save/copy or send them.
Sysinfo m_system; CString m_content=m_system.TNTGetInfo();
