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#326640 - 12/10/2009 16:49 DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31578 Loc: Seattle, WA	ver \| find "5.2." > NUL if NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 set MyWindowsVer=Server2k3 ver \| find "6.1." > NUL if NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 set MyWindowsVer=Win7 ver \| find "6.0." > NUL if NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 set MyWindowsVer=Vista ver \| find "5.1." > NUL if NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 set MyWindowsVer=XP Only problem is that 6.0 counts for both Vista and for Server2008. How to differentiate the two from within a DOS batch file? _________________________ Tony Fabris
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#326641 - 12/10/2009 17:11 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: tfabris]
tman carpal tunnel Registered: 24/12/2001 Posts: 5528	systeminfo? Code: OS Name: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
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#326642 - 12/10/2009 17:30 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: tman]
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31578 Loc: Seattle, WA	Hee. It works but it's weird. C:\Users\Username>systeminfo Host Name: HOSTNAME OS Name: Microsoftr Windows Serverr 2008 Standard OS Version: 6.0.6001 Service Pack 1 Build 6001 Note the extra "r"s heh. _________________________ Tony Fabris
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#326643 - 12/10/2009 17:49 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: tfabris]
tman carpal tunnel Registered: 24/12/2001 Posts: 5528	Originally Posted By: tfabris Hee. It works but it's weird. C:\Users\Username>systeminfo Host Name: HOSTNAME OS Name: Microsoftr Windows Serverr 2008 Standard OS Version: 6.0.6001 Service Pack 1 Build 6001 Note the extra "r"s heh. Hmm... Maybe its the registered trademark symbol? I don't get it on W7.
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#326645 - 12/10/2009 19:41 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: tman]
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31578 Loc: Seattle, WA	It's definitely the registered trademark symbol, and yes, it doesn't happen in Vista or Win7. I'm not sure if it's an R1 or R2 or SP1 etc thing or not, I don't have that many Server 2008 boxes to test against. I just thought it was funny. _________________________ Tony Fabris
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#326647 - 12/10/2009 20:20 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: tfabris]
drakino carpal tunnel Registered: 08/06/1999 Posts: 7868	Also keep in mind 5.2 is Windows XP 64 bit.
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#326648 - 12/10/2009 21:16 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: drakino]
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31578 Loc: Seattle, WA	Thanks, that's nice to know. _________________________ Tony Fabris
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#326654 - 13/10/2009 05:51 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: tfabris]
Roger carpal tunnel Registered: 18/01/2000 Posts: 5682 Loc: London, UK	Code: C:\>reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v EditionID HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion EditionID REG_SZ ServerStandard On Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition SP2. Windows 7 RC just says "Ultimate". _________________________ -- roger
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#326655 - 13/10/2009 05:52 Re: DOS Batch file help -- Determining Windows Server or Client OS [Re: drakino]
Roger carpal tunnel Registered: 18/01/2000 Posts: 5682 Loc: London, UK	Originally Posted By: drakino Also keep in mind 5.2 is Windows XP 64 bit. Yeah, Windows XP 64 is basically just Windows 2003 SP2. That was when they got the two streams back together, so that Windows Vista is Windows 2008 and Windows 7 is Windows 2008 R2. _________________________ -- roger
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