WiseScript - Get System Information - help
Hi,
I want to know how much physical memory on a pc but if it had more than 2gb, the value is always 2097151 kb. Any one got a updated script for that ?
Thanks
I want to know how much physical memory on a pc but if it had more than 2gb, the value is always 2097151 kb. Any one got a updated script for that ?
Thanks
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Posted by:
darkfang
14 years ago
I don't know how to use Call DLL Function but I guess there's a way to get the data with kernel32.dll
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.smartdevice.connectivity.systeminfo.aspx
function : GlobalMemoryStatusEx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.smartdevice.connectivity.systeminfo.aspx
function : GlobalMemoryStatusEx
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
Any one got a updated script for that ?WiseScript? VBS? Batch? Python? Kix? Shall I go on?
If it were me, I'd go with a WMI-calling VBScript.
Posted by:
elgwhoppo
14 years ago
Not that I agree with using Wisescripts, but you could use:
Use "Get System Information", retrieve "K Bytes Physical Memory" into a variable.
It's pretty easy to manipulate from there.
Use "Get System Information", retrieve "K Bytes Physical Memory" into a variable.
It's pretty easy to manipulate from there.
Posted by:
darkfang
14 years ago
Already try that and the returning value is always 2097151 when you have more than 2gb of Ram.
Like VBScab said, I found a WMI-calling VBScript, put the value in a file and I use WiseScript to read the value.
Like VBScab said, I found a WMI-calling VBScript, put the value in a file and I use WiseScript to read the value.
Posted by:
elgwhoppo
14 years ago
ORIGINAL: darkfang
Like VBScab said, I found a WMI-calling VBScript, put the value in a file and I use WiseScript to read the value.
You didn't say anything about actually using a VB script until after I posted. Why not just use VB for the entire script? Makes life much easier.
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