If you are not familiar
with the operating system of Windows 2000 or Windows XP, you can
find out the system data as follows:
You can check the computer
data through [rightMouseClick] on the "workstation"
symbol on your desktop and by selecting "Properties". On the "General" tab you find CPU, clock rate, physical memory (RAM), operating
system and version, service pack.
Figure: Display of System Data
through Context Menu of the Symbol "My Computer"
In the same dialog on the "Extended"
tab (Settings
-> System Output -> Extended tab) you can
find the current settings of the
virtual memory (swap files for all drives).
Alternatively you can use the start button of the
operating system and then navigate to start
-> settings
-> control panel -> system and select the mentioned
tabs.
Figure: Settings of the maximum
Size of the virtual Memory through Definition of Swap Files
You can detect the free hard
disk capacity the easiest way in the file explorer through
[rightMouseClick] on the corresponding hard disk symbol of the
drive and by selecting "Properties".
You can view the display
data, particularly the resolution of the graphic system
through [rightMouseClick] on the empty desktop area and by selecting
Properties > "Settings
tab".
Figure: Local User Rights - Open
through Workstation > administrate
You can find out whether
the current operating system
user (login) is a member of the group
"Local administrators" through a [rightMouseClick] on
the workstation symbol on the desktop and select "administer" through double
click. Only when the user name is included in the opened list,
the user possesses administrator rights. |
