Solved Getting Operating Version Basic Details

Ortorea December 8, 2011 at 08:25:50
Specs: Windows XP SP3, 4000+ / 2gb DDR

Batch OS Get Version I thought I'd got this working, until a friend tested it on windows 7, as it turned out by filtering after Bracket: [ I was left with only "Microsoft Windows" being displayed on a none XP machine. As she use's Windows 7, how can I make this work and only fetch the 3rd digit from the output which is what we get with no filtering from such as: Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601] I am stumped, basically want to be able to do a verify of compatible OS before my batch CALLS secondary batch files for different OS each customised for that other OS. I have no idea about Vista yet as not had access to my daughters Vista PC yet. :: CODE I HAVE SO FAR BELOW @echo off setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion for /f "tokens=1* delims=*[" %%j in ('ver') do set myOS=%%j echo ------------------------------------------------------------ echo This is the Version of MS Windows echo which is Installed on this computer! echo ++++++++++++++++++++ echo %myOS% echo ++++++++++++++++++++ echo A text file containing this information echo should now be on your desktop. echo ------------------------------------------------------------ echo. >> "C:\%HOMEPATH%\DESKTOP\My_Version.txt" echo %myOS% if "%myOS%"=="Microsoft Windows XP " echo Verified: Microsoft Windows XP &&goto XP if "%myOS%"=="Microsoft Windows Vista " echo Verified: Microsoft Windows Vista &&goto vista if "%myOS%"=="Microsoft Windows 7 " echo Verified: Microsoft Windows 7 &&goto win7 goto done :: COMMANDS BELOW SUBSTITUTED BY ECHO FOR SAFETY. :XP echo. echo You Have Windows XP Installed &&goto done :vista echo. echo You Have Windows vista Installed &&goto done :win7 echo. echo You Have Windows 7 Installed &&goto done :done echo. pause endlocal exit

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