windows

system information

[!TIP|label:memorychip]

  • supported types:

ID
TYPE

0

Unknown

1

Other

2

DRAM

3

Synchronous DRAM

4

Cache DRAM

5

EDO

6

EDRAM

7

VRAM

8

SRAM

9

RAM

10

ROM

11

Flash

12

EEPROM

13

FEPROM

14

EPROM

15

CDRAM

16

3DRAM

17

SDRAM

18

SGRAM

19

RDRAM

20

DDR

21

DDR2

22

DDR2 FB-DIMM

24

DDR3

25

FBD2

26

DDR4

  • supported form factors:

ID
FORM

0

Unknown

1

Other

2

SIP

3

DIP

4

ZIP

5

SOJ

6

Proprietary

7

SIMM

8

DIMM

9

TSOP

10

PGA

11

RIMM

12

SODIMM

13

SRIMM

14

SMD

15

SSMP

16

QFP

17

TQFP

18

SOIC

19

LCC

20

PLCC

21

BGA

22

FPBGA

23

LGA

24

FB-DIMM

manufacturer

serial number

product name

uuid

system slot

cpu

  • or

os

system sensor status

memory

disk

  • via diskpart

mac address

process

get the list of programs (wmic)

ps auxf

  • tasklist

stop service & process via powershell

reference:

  • get service:

  • stop service:

  • get process

  • stop process

restart docker service & process

restart via batch

reference:

reference CLSID Key (GUID) Shortcuts List for Windows 10 http://www.klapac.funsite.cz/mediawiki/index.php?title=List_of_Windows_10_CLSID_Key_(GUID)_Shortcuts

usage

or

details

clsid

regedit

PuTTy

  • Backup PuTTy sessions

  • Launchy PuTTy session as shortcut

  • Backup PuTTy session

reference Configure screensaver command line

  • or by using autohotkey

Remove Graphics card context menu

  • Unregister igfxpph.dll

  • Remove register

    • Setting from regedit

    • Setting from setx

Set Environment Variables

  • Set User Varialbe

  • Set System Variable

details

windows default environment variable

setx problem

  • fix:

whoami check SID

fingerprint pro

enable gadgets

  • regedit

  • cmd

stop windows beep

[!NOTE|label:references:]

  • regedit

shell

references:

utf-8 in windows terminal

[!TIP]

windows terminal utf-8

win + r

references:

  • appfolder

  • startup folder

debug in powershell

references:

show all environment variables

setup environment via config file by powershell

references:

  • example

tricky

[!NOTE|label:references:]

  • remote link

enable LongPaths in windows

[!NOTE|label:references:]

  • regedit

    regedit -> LongPathsEnabled
  • powershell

  • gpedit.msc

    • Local Group Policy Editor -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System > Filesystem

    • Enable win32 long paths -> Enabled

    pgedit.msc -> Enable win32 long paths

windows step 1
windows step 2

[!TIP|label:references:]

mount

NFS

[!NOTE|label:references:]

mount windows nfs

change the diver letter

[!NOTE|label:references:]

iso

[!NOTE|label:references:]

  • or

VHD or VHDX

[!NOTE|label:references:]

  • check

troubleshooting

Error code = 0x800f0954

[!NOTE]

  • via gpedit.msc

    • win + r -> gpedit.msc

    • Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System

    • Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair

      • Enable

      • Enable: Download repair content and optional features directly from Windows update instead of Windows Server Update Services ( WSUS )

    • cmd run

      win dism 0x800f0954
      win gpedit 0x800f0954
    • verify

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