Computer help? [solved]

[starrylizard]

Can anyone tell me if there is an easy way to get your computer to display all your system details?

So what version of Windows you're running and which service packs are installed...that kind of thing.

I just went through this mammoth process of installing all these extra microsoft bibs and bobs in order to get my MP3 player software to work. The software now opens, but crashes every time I try to do anything. And apparently this is my fault now, because I'm obviously running it on an incompatible system. But I gave them all my system details at the beginning of all this...back in Nov last year! How dare they? *steams*

SO I need something I can screen cap and send back in an angry-ish post proving that I do indeed have the system I said I have.

Comments

[ageless-aislynn.livejournal.com]

You're looking for the system properties, I'd think. With XP, you go to Start - (right-click) My Computer - properties and that will give you a page with your operating system and service pack, etc.

Now, if you have Vista or Windows 7, I'm afraid I don't know how they call that info up but hopefully a quick Google search will tell you. Then just cap that sucker and hopefully you can get this all straightened out ASAP! That's SO frustrating when things like that happen! *sends Dean over with his rocksalt shotgun to help you get things to fall in line* ;)

Good luck, hon! *hugs* ♥!

[starrylizard.livejournal.com]

Oh these guys will NOT give my money back for their faulty product that does not do what they say it does or work on the system they say it does... so I continue to back and forth with them because I won't give up.

I doubt it'll ever work unfortunately. And I doubt I'll ever get the money back for this overly expensive piece of crap. *sigh*

Anyway. *screencaps*
Thank ye darling. xx