A "B" indicates the third release, or OSR2. In addition, you can use the more specific version numbers, which are listed prior to the "A" or "B" identification, to find the Windows 95 release see table below.
Instead, Windows 98 uses the version number 4. The table below summarizes the different Windows releases and the corresponding Windows 95 or Windows 98 versions:. If you cannot get into Windows to check your version, you can check it from a DOS prompt.
I can easily hook it up via a USB adapter to my working Win 7 computer. The damaged computers are all XP, but if it's different I'd like to know how to do this for Win 7 as well. You could browse to one of the event logs, open it and see what computer name is listed on the events. Look for. You should be able to find the name in the NetSetup.
This should be the same for XP and W7. Look to the bottom of the file for the latest entries. You can also delete the username. Then restart which forces a new user configuration. In Win98 SE, go to Start, then run. When the Registry Editor screen comes up, hit the F3 key. This brings up a "Find What? Type in the username, i. It will search the entire registry for your name. Every entry that appears, delete them. But, only delete the entries with the username in them. Keep searching until you see that there are no more in the registry.
See the ipconfig command page for additional information about this command. Alternatively, you can use the net command to determine the computer's name and workgroup.
Below is an example of the command you'd use to determine this information. If you have superuser rights, you can change the computer's name with the hostname command. How do I determine and change my computer's name?
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