Belarc Advisor

[songkrai]

Windows Vista Home Premium. Installed Belarc Advisor.
Upgraded to Windows 7.

Anyone know why the Belarc Advisor states that I have Windows Vista?

 

[Bill2]

Suspect that Belarc is reading some registry keys that are leftovers from Vista.

Also, I think, the Kernel is still 6.1 as with Vista. So it could just be detecting the Core version and seeing that it matches Vista's, reports it as Vista.

Wonder whether the problem occurs on clean win7 installs also.

 

[dj99]

You are now running Windows Vista SP3.

 

[songkrai]

You are now running Windows Vista SP3.

I don't know what this means?

I purchased and installed Windows 7 upgrade. Or is this a humoros response?

 

[dnorris]

You are now running Windows Vista SP3.

I don't know what this means?

I purchased and installed Windows 7 upgrade. Or is this a humoros response?

dj99 is being funny...

I'd un-install & re-install Belarc Advisor.
It shows my Windows 7 Ultimate (x64) (build 7600) correctly.

 

[MilesAhead]

You are now running Windows Vista SP3.

Heh heh. Windows 7 that's 6.1 kind of reminds me of DVD5 discs that hold 4.34 GB of data for some reason.

 

[kucing13]

LOL..I'm waiting for 7SP3 then if it's possible

 

[MilesAhead]

I just hope I live long enough to see Win95 the second time around.

By then we should have like fractal processors. They'll be this cluster of CPUs and inside each one another cluster until your instructions disappear into the bit bucket of another dimension. Or you get BSODs that replicate smaller and smaller when you boot up.

 

[kucing13]

I just hope I live long enough to see Win95 the second time around.

By then we should have like fractal processors. They'll be this cluster of CPUs and inside each one another cluster until your instructions disappear into the bit bucket of another dimension. Or you get BSODs that replicate smaller and smaller when you boot up.

While i was wondering what will virus capable of then
Do they become smarter? Reminds me of Y2K

 

[profdlp]

I just hope I live long enough to see Win95 the second time around...

Twice Win95? I guess that would be Win190!

 

[MilesAhead]

Hmmmmm maybe we should make a bunch of overly optimistic predictions what Win190 will do when it's released. Kind of like the movie 2001 we were supposed to have an enclave on the moon. Robots to do the house work like the Jetsons.

I'll start. You won't type on a keyboard or talk to the computer. As soon as you think what you want to do, it will tell you that's gonna' cost you extra do you want to authorize a payment to use this function one time from the cloud? If you don't think NO fast enough it's debited from your account.

 

[kucing13]

win 190 eh.
it will work using voice recognition,i don't need to type but rather speak(Miles idea more advanced than me)
no keyboard needed,only touch screen (what? ,thats IPAD!!)
instead 32,64. they will release 32+64 version = 96bits (Nuts)

for the record (LAMEST IDEA)

 

[songkrai]

I'd un-install & re-install Belarc Advisor.
It shows my Windows 7 Ultimate (x64) (build 7600) correctly.

Bingo!. Thanks for the help. Yes, did install Belarc again and Windows 7 shows up.

 

[MilesAhead]

Belarc is fine but I also like SIW free version. LookInMyPC is also good. It has a very nice function to export reports to html table format that makes an excellent hard copy print out.

 

[kucing13]

+1 for SIW

 

[profdlp]

+1 for SIW

Make that +2

 

[songkrai]

OK. Where do I find SIW free version to download?

 

[profdlp]

OK. Where do I find SIW free version to download?

|MG| Startup Inspector for Windows 2.2 Download

 

[kucing13]

here you go

 

[songkrai]

here you go

I know this is a basic question but:

The download WITH installer or WITHOUT?

I assume it is with but I can't assume anything.