I too have that problem. My page says:
System
Processor Not Availiable
Memory Not Available
System Type 32bit Operating System.
The kicker is that the Window Vista Welcome Screen shows my Core 2 Duo and
part of my 4 gigs of memory until you click see more information. This used
to work, but now it doesn't.
"John_Sal914" wrote:
> I have the same exact problem. System operates just fine but under system
> information it has:
>
> System Memory: Not available
> System Memory: Not Available
>
> Along with the same missing "Can't Collect Information" warning when you
> type"msinfo32" in the run box.
>
> Even in the Vista Services.msc program, all services have blank
> dependencies. I know RPC services has a ton of dependencies but even that one
> is blank.
>
> What's the deal???????
>
> "Cat Megex" wrote:
>
> > (I am running Vista Home Premium with UAC partially enabled by way of a
> > registry edit that disables the dialog boxes that pop up whenever you try to
> > install something, etc. while still allowing things such as file
> > virtualization)
> >
> > When trying to view System Information, it displays the System Information
> > window (meaning the executable or whatever is probably still there), but the
> > following is displayed where the system information would normally be:
> >
> >
> > Can't Collect Information
> > Cannot access the Windows Management Instrumentation software. Windows
> > Management files may be moved or missing.
> >
> >
> > After some time spent surfing the web looking for solutions (during which I
> > checked if the WMI service(s) were enabled [which they were], as well as
> > stopping the service and services that depend on it, deleting the contents of
> > the Windows\System32\wbem\Repository folder, and restarting), I opened
> > wmimgmt.msc and right-clicked WMI Control (Local), and the following was
> > shown on the General tab in the box (textbox?):
> >
> >
> > Failed to initialize all required WMI classes.
> >
> > Win32_Processor: Win32: Access is denied.
> > Win32_WMISetting: Successful
> > Security information: Successful
> > Win32_OperatingSystem: Win32: Access is denied.
> >
> >
> > I then "[Generated] a system health report" (Control Panel>System and
> > Maintenance>Performance Information and Tools>Advanced Tools>Generate a
> > system health report). The only test that failed (at least, that was reported
> > as failed) was the OS check. Here are the queries and results of the check
> > (slightly modified from the original only because of the lack of a table here
> > for the results).
> >
> >
> > Query: root\cimv2:SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem
> > Query Result: 0X80070005
> >
> > Query: root\cimv2:SELECT *FROM Win32_OperatingSystem
> > Query Result: 0X80070005
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