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todd.sowter-eds@eds.com
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      22nd Jun 2005
Hi,

I need to distribute a patch to XPE systems only but not to our other
managed XP Pro systems. I usually do this sort of exclusions through
WMI properties but unfortunately the Win32_OperatingSystem value for
each OS version is exactly the same "Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Version 5.1 2600 [Build 2600]"

Is there another WMI object I can use for this purpose? Failing that,
is there a particular file (ie .dll or .exe) that I can check against
date/time or size etc?

Thanks.
Todd

 
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Bing.Chen
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      22nd Jun 2005
Dear Todd,

How about using the registry value to distinguish between XP Pro and
XPE.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Cur*rentControlSet\Control\Product*Options]

Key Name: ProductSuite


Type: MULTI_SZ


Value: EmbeddedNT
(In XP Pro, it seems that no content in this key)


http://groups.google.com.tw/group/mi...e20192198eea9a

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Bing Chen
Advantech Co., Ltd.


<todd.sowter-(E-Mail Removed)>
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> Hi,
>
> I need to distribute a patch to XPE systems only but not to our other
> managed XP Pro systems. I usually do this sort of exclusions through
> WMI properties but unfortunately the Win32_OperatingSystem value for
> each OS version is exactly the same "Microsoft Windows XP Professional
> Version 5.1 2600 [Build 2600]"
>
> Is there another WMI object I can use for this purpose? Failing that,
> is there a particular file (ie .dll or .exe) that I can check against
> date/time or size etc?
>
> Thanks.
> Todd
>



 
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