Simple Computer Information (HyperMark)

[Rain]

Okay, while beta testing software I got sick and tired of running CPU-Z and GPU-Z on many different computers so I decided to write yet another system information software. However, this one is a little different than the rest as it does not require administrator permissions, and it is capable of uploading your information to pastebin.com for easy sharing.

What the software does is it gathers information on your Operating System, BIOS, Video Card, Processors and Hard Drives (USB & Fixed.) It then presents the information in a clear and easy to understand format.

The applciation will automatically update as newer versions become availalbe. Here are some screenshots:


http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/1774/c055ed56b3d04b2b8e3c469.png
Processor Interface




http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/8650/b367f655a6e64a7eabef24f.png
Video Interface




http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/8913/d8a84a8e0835453684945ab.png
Physical Memory Interface




http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/6028/8c92017bd39645b9950844b.png
Hard Drive Interface




There is still quite a bit that I want to put into the application such as a few simple benchamark test, and my HyperSpin performance counter which I am still working on that will help you optimize your computer to run HyperSpin (and other high CPU applications.)


As always if you have any questions/comments on the software please feel free to post here, as well as make request. I wrote this software in one day and now am tired as hell lol.

Here is a sample of the pastebin post made by HyperMark: click here to view (http://pastebin.com/G27T0pXG).


I hope you enjoy guys!

Download Now (http://www.smallprog.com/hypermark/HyperMark.application) (Requires Internet Explore 8 or higher.)

[djvj]

Rain, there are many tools that do this already, and alot more, why reinvent the wheel?

[Rain]

Primarily it was made for my own personal use. However since my web hosting is up and online I decided to release it anyhow. There are about 400 apps that I have created and am now just able to be releasing some of the funner ones that clients no longer own.

I am aware of other apps that do more, but for a few hours of work I do think its quite good though. I could go a lot deeper and further than other programs out there on the scene now but wanted an app that could be installed on any windows machine where users might not have administrative rights, and this one will do just that.

Thanks for the post =)

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[djvj]

ok cool, I would like to know what other cool stuff you have :)

[Rain]

Hmm well, I have been programming since I was 12 so if there is ever something you need odds are I have it. I am now have access to the new Windows 8 objective programming assemblies so my focus will be on that for awhile having to learn a whole new language lol.

I am thinking of taking a much needed break from programming since I need a break before my eyes fall out. :)

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[AtmanActive]

Hi Rain,

I need an exe that can just play the wav file fed to it through command line arguments, from start to end, with no window shown on the desktop or taskbar, no multiple instances allowed, meaning that the new instance kills the previous one if it is running, that works in Windows 7 x64.

Thanks!

[Rain]

Hi Rain,

I need an exe that can just play the wav file fed to it through command line arguments, from start to end, with no window shown on the desktop or taskbar, no multiple instances allowed, meaning that the new instance kills the previous one if it is running, that works in Windows 7 x64.

Thanks!

Consider it done.

[djvj]

Look at my mfme module, I coded a soundplay in autoit that accepts CLI argument to launch it. You would need to wrap it around another script to kill the process and start a new one though, I'm not doing that. Mine does have definable hotkeys to start/stop the sound though.

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15146&highlight=mfme

The audio player can be found on the ftp in my user dir.

[Rain]

Okay, I wrote one for you. It plays the whole sound and then exits itself (never showing a window one.) Thanks for the idea, fun making it! :D

Here is the link (5kb): http://www.mediafire.com/?mcl05u1m151n7mu

Usage:

smallsound.exe c:\path\to\sound\file\toplay.wav

If you use a path which has a space in it you will need to add quotes to your file name such as:

smallsound.exe "c:\path to sound file\toplay.wav"

[AtmanActive]

@djvj, thanks for the reply m8, but I don't know where to find 'the ftp'.

@Rain, yes, this works, thank you very much, but I can still see the command prompt window flash for few milliseconds, then it disappears. Can this be fixed somehow?

[Rain]

@djvj, thanks for the reply m8, but I don't know where to find 'the ftp'.

@Rain, yes, this works, thank you very much, but I can still see the command prompt window flash for few milliseconds, then it disappears. Can this be fixed somehow?

I can fix that, but your virus scanner will probably get a false positive off of it. Just to give you a heads up. :D

[djvj]

You can do that by hiding the process when it is launched in ahk or autoit.

Run, name.exe PARAMS, relativepath, Hide

http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Run.htm

You shouldn't get an A/V msgs this way.

[AtmanActive]

My primary usage for something like that is to associate WAV types with it, so when I'm looking through some sound collections I can just double-click to hear that WAV.
Just that.
Now, because I click fast through them, I don't want the sounds overlapping as then I don't know what I'm listening to.
There was this program MicroWav (http://bellsouthpwp2.net/b/o/bobad/microwav.htm) that did that, but it doesn't work in W7 anymore.

The MPlayer (http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/news.html) can do command line wav play, but it also opens the command prompt window.