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08-27-2008
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| | How to determin the age of my pc The company/bar i work for use tills that are actually XP computers. I need to find out there age but cant seem to find a service tag etc only the code to install Microsoft software. is there a way to search the pc to get an aprox. age. I tried looking in properties(right click) in the C drive but didn’t really see anything I understood or stand out like an actual date. Regards Conor |
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08-27-2008
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| | Re: How to determin the age of my pc This is a group for DotNet developers/programmers. You should look in a newsgroup with the name "windows" in it in the future. Having said that.. http://www.cpuid.com/pcwizard.php That can identify alot of components,and you can guess at the "circa" age. "Conor D" <conor_dalton@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:579C9A56-4505-4FE0-81A1-57614699A04B@xxxxxx Quote: > The company/bar i work for use tills that are actually XP computers. I > need > to find out there age but cant seem to find a service tag etc only the > code > to install Microsoft software. is there a way to search the pc to get an > aprox. age. > I tried looking in properties(right click) in the C drive but didn't > really > see anything I understood or stand out like an actual date. > Regards > > Conor > > > > |
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