OSVER - http://wettberg.home.texas.net/osver.htm OSVER.EXE : Operating System Detection Utility v1.3 : by Steven Wettberg Usage: OSVER [/VERBOSE or /MAJOR] [/HELP] [/QUIET] /VERBOSE - Parameter that lets you detect the operating system to the BUILD level. /MAJOR - Parameter that detects the operating system at the major revision levels only. This is the default setting. /HELP - Optional parameter, displays this help information /QUIET - Optional parameter, suppresses all screen output While in VERBOSE mode the program will return the following ERRORLEVELS indicating the operating system. ERRORLEVEL 15 = Windows XP ERRORLEVEL 14 = Windows 2000 Terminal Services Session ERRORLEVEL 13 = Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition ERRORLEVEL 12 = Windows 2000 ERRORLEVEL 11 = Windows NT 4.0 ERRORLEVEL 10 = Windows Millenium Edition ERRORLEVEL 9 = Windows 98 Second Edition final retail/OEM ERRORLEVEL 8 = Windows 98 SP1 final Update ERRORLEVEL 7 = Windows 98 final retail/OEM ERRORLEVEL 6 = Windows 95C OSR 2.5 final OEM ERRORLEVEL 5 = Windows 95B OSR 2.1 final OEM ERRORLEVEL 4 = Windows 95B OSR 2.1 final Update ERRORLEVEL 3 = Windows 95B OSR 2.0 final OEM ERRORLEVEL 2 = Windows 95a OSR1 final Update ERRORLEVEL 1 = Windows 95 final OEM/Retail While in MAJOR mode the program will return the following ERRORLEVELS indicating the operating system. ERRORLEVEL 7 = Windows XP ERRORLEVEL 6 = Windows 2000 ERRORLEVEL 5 = Windows NT 4.0 ERRORLEVEL 4 = Windows Millenium Edition ERRORLEVEL 3 = Windows 98 Second Edition ERRORLEVEL 2 = Windows 98 ERRORLEVEL 1 = Windows 95 *** Dejwy
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