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How do I come to know what is the service pack installed without restarting the computer running NT? I am primarily looking for that command that is entered in the dos promt.
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I don't believe NT has a bative command for it, however you can download a utility that will give you SP version + a lot more from
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Though it helped me, I am looking for that article which had appeared in an article in the Techrepublic. This article spoke of knowing the service pack through a COMMAND without needing the restart. Your download did help me though. Thanks
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You can find out the Service PAck on a machine (and lots of other information) by runnning winmsd.
Just go to Start -Run -Winmsd.
Hope this helps,
Gary
Bulls's eye...this is what I forgot and was looking for....Thanks
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