Vb2008 sytem information
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He Guys i gonna show you how to make a system information tool in Visual basic 2008
You Need:
6 textboxes
6 labels
and 2 button
textbox 1 is for the computer name so type that in the label
textbox 2 is for the current user so type that in the label
textbox 3 is for the operating system so type that in the label
Textbox 4 is for the platform so type that in the label
Textbox 5 is for the version so type that in the label
textbox 6 is for the language so type that in the label
button 1 is show
button 2 is exit
Button 1 show code:
You Need:
6 textboxes
6 labels
and 2 button
textbox 1 is for the computer name so type that in the label
textbox 2 is for the current user so type that in the label
textbox 3 is for the operating system so type that in the label
Textbox 4 is for the platform so type that in the label
Textbox 5 is for the version so type that in the label
textbox 6 is for the language so type that in the label
button 1 is show
button 2 is exit
Button 1 show code:
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button 2 exit codeTextBox1.Text = System.Environment.MachineName
TextBox2.Text = System.Environment.Username
TextBox3.Text = My.Computer.Info.OSFullName
TextBox4.Text = My.Computer.Info.OSPlatform
TextBox5.Text = My.Computer.Info.OSVersion
TextBox6.Text = My.Computer.Info.InstalledUICulture.ToString
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Me.Close()
You mean, a bunch of labels that shows your system information. You've got to specify correctly what you're trying to show.
Why a button? can't you just load up the system information in the Form Load? :O
Why a button? can't you just load up the system information in the Form Load? :O
Nery wrote:You mean, a bunch of labels that shows your system information. You've got to specify correctly what you're trying to show.
Why a button? can't you just load up the system information in the Form Load? :O
I don't know you can try
Your metod is correct, but for more simplicity you can just add that code to the Form Load propertie. Well a button could be also easier for beginners to understand.
Hello nannetien,
This will come in very handy for grabbing system information. I think its more of a quick code snippet rather than a application though. Perhaps you could build these functions into an application that could change some of that information or something like that I think would be good.
Good job cooll;
This will come in very handy for grabbing system information. I think its more of a quick code snippet rather than a application though. Perhaps you could build these functions into an application that could change some of that information or something like that I think would be good.
Good job cooll;
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CodenStuff wrote:Hello nannetien,
This will come in very handy for grabbing system information. I think its more of a quick code snippet rather than a application though. Perhaps you could build these functions into an application that could change some of that information or something like that I think would be good.
Good job cooll;
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Great job, thx 
I put the code in the Form Load instead of a button, and it works well.

I put the code in the Form Load instead of a button, and it works well.
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