See your drivers installed and what inf they use...

Want to see what drivers you have installed, and what inf they use?


Go to a command prompt and type:

driverquery -si


Hit Enter.


http://www.gci-net.com/~silver256/drivers.jpg

 

Now that i hadnt used before pretty cool

But mine dont look half as sweet as yours, you got to tell me are you using that link from robo and if yes was it hard to set-up

 

Another useful command is driverquery /v, however because of the lack of formatting in a command console, its hard to read.

So output it to a text file.


Here is mine:

 

Piece of cake to setup. Right click, config



http://majorgeeks.com/vb/showthread.php?t=29236

 

Man you sure got a bee in your bonnet today
Any chance you letting me know how hard it was to set up that cmd window

Edit ok that was quick thanks going to try it now

 

Edit because you editted

 

Man, that looks so cool. I read the link and it's above my head I think.

 

Don't be deterred by it, Tater. You just need the zip file.

Go to where it says TCMD(Beta 1) and click on the hard drive icon to the right.


Download the zip file and unzip it.

Its that simple. Double click to run the app, right click config to set font, color, background, and transparency.


I set a path variable so it I can start it from start, run if I wish. But you don't have to.

 

Man i have got to say thats well cool and Tater dont worry its simple and you can really mess about with it
Oh btw good idea Adryn would be handy from the run command never thought of that

 

All the driverquery information is also buried in msinfo32, if you don't mind digging a little.


But I wanted to show off TCMD

 

We would never have guessed