System Information Unit v5.13.0 BUGFIX released

v5.13.0 of my System Information Unit has just been released.

This release fixes a serious (and long standing) bug in the detection of Windows 11 21H2 builds. All Dev / Beta / Preview channel builds were being reported as a public release version.

Updating is strongly recommended. 

This release also adds support to TPJOSInfo to enable it to detect the latest Windows 11 Dev channel and 22H2 Beta and Preview builds.

There's also a fix for a more minor bug in detecting which of the many Windows OS versions that report v10.0 that you have. It was sometimes falsely reporting either Windows 10 or Windows 2016 server even in cases where that actually OS was a later one. When I say "sometimes" I mean very rarely, but it could happen.

You can download the new version from my website or directly from GitHub.

The unit can be viewed in the ddablib/sysinfo repository.

Comments

  1. Anonymous2:55 pm

    Thanks for the great tools. Unfortunately Github doesn't show readme, at least for me. You could use https://codebeautify.org/html-to-markdown to create readme.md in Markdown, since your Readme.htm is not displayed in Github correctly.

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  2. Thanks for telling me.

    You should be able to see the Markdown readme for the System Information Unit on GitHub so I'm baffled! - there is a README.md in the root directory of the main branch. In fact the old html file has been deleted! For the other libraries in ddablib I've written all the markdown readmes, but they're not in main yet. If you switch to the develop branch you should see them. Proof reading is on the todo list!

    Cheers

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