Thanks Hugo!
>Dawa, you can use WMI for this. A crude example would be:
>
>
>local loCPUs, loCPU, lcKey, lcCPUKey, loTreeCollection, loWMI
>
>loWMI = GETOBJECT('WinMgmts:')
>loCPUs = loWMI.ExecQuery('Select * from Win32_Processor')
>for each loCPU in loCPUs
> WITH loCPU
> ? 'Address Width : ', .AddressWidth
> ? 'Architecture : ', .Architecture
> ? 'Availability : ', .Availability
> ? 'Caption : ', .Caption
> ? 'Config Manager Error Code : ', .ConfigManagerErrorCode
> ? 'CPU Status : ', .CPUStatus
> ? 'Current Clock Speed : ', .CurrentClockSpeed
> ? 'Current Voltage : ', .CurrentVoltage
> ? 'Data Width : ', .DataWidth
> ? 'Description : ', .Description
> ? 'External Clock : ', .ExtClock
> ? 'Family : ', .Family
> ? 'Family (Other) : ', .OtherFamilyDescription
> ? 'L2 Cache Size : ', .L2CacheSize
> ? 'L2 Cache Speed : ', .L2CacheSpeed
> ? 'LoadPercentage : ', .LoadPercentage
> ? 'Manufacturer : ', .Manufacturer
> ? 'MaxClockSpeed : ', .MaxClockSpeed
> ? 'Name : ', .Name
> ? 'PNP Device ID : ', .PNPDeviceID
> ? 'Processor ID : ', .ProcessorID
> ? 'ProcessorType : ', .ProcessorType
> ? 'Revision : ', .Revision
> ? 'Role : ', .Role
> ? 'SocketDesignation : ', .SocketDesignation
> ? 'Status : ', .Status
> ? 'Stepping : ', .Stepping
> ? 'UniqueId : ', .UniqueId
> ? 'Upgrade Method : ', .UpgradeMethod
> ? 'Version : ', .Version
> ? 'Voltage Caps : ', .VoltageCaps
> endwith
>endfor
>
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