[bcab] Re: identifying processor in windows 2000

it should do, but being someone's work machine I am not allowed to install any 
software on it.

thanks anyway.

what I was looking for maybe was a reference that explained these terms. havn't 
been successful yet but need to do a higher quality search maybe.

cheers

Graham


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  From: Kevin Russell 
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  Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 11:20 AM
  Subject: [bcab] Re: identifying processor in windows 2000



  Hi Graham 

  I think Belarc Advisor will do what you want.  When you run it, it scans your 
machine and produces an HTML report of all components, software, etc.  It's a 
free utility from: 

  www.belarc.com 

  Cheers 

  Kevin 

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  Hi all. 
    
  I want to identify the processor used on a PC running Windows 2000. 
    
  if I right click My Computer and choose Properties from the context menu that 
appears, I can find out from the system tab that the processor is a pentium and 
it is family 6 stepping 8. 
  this is not helpful.  in Windows XP I get the clock speed of the processor 
and more information about the kind of processor.  what does this Family 6 
stepping 8 actually specify? 
    
  Cheers 
    
  Graham 
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