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Hello Glenn,
Thanks for you great tool.
Running the most recent version of DTI 3.10.2.4365 I just stumbled on using the function OSBUILD2.
Windows 11 as host OS is correctly shown with value %1, but using %21 returns "Windows 10" instead.
Please see attached screenshot.
OSBUILD2=text:,interval:0,display:%21 %18 (%3 %2)
OSBUILD2=text:,interval:0,display:%1Is there something I can do to show the correct version with using %21 ?
Best regards
Markus
Here is what I did to accommodate for the various os 'names' we have to contend with. Hope it helps.
# needed to account for Windows 11 as there are some items that still report win 10 like productname
REG=set:OSBuild,value:HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionCurrentBuild,display:%1,hidden:1
REG=set:OSEdition,value:HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionEditionID,display:%1,hidden:1
SET myProductName=Windows 10 %osedition%
IF=value1:%OSEdition%,comp:eq,value2:EnterpriseS
SET MyProductName=Windows 10 LTSC 2021
IF=value1:%OSBuild%,comp:ge,value2:22000
SET MyProductName=Windows 11 %osedition%
OSBUILD2=color:%orange%,text:Operating System,display:%MYProductName% (%18)
crazy isn't it, that Windows doesn't know it's own version?
%1 is from WMI, %21 is from the registry. Sometimes they match with reality, sometimes not. I think rtruss has the right idea by using the build number to get the right version.
