Migrate to Windows registry - #562
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Thanks for the PR :) I have used a slightly different approach in the above commits, to work around the reg query issue where Windows 10 is reported. |
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Migrate from WMIC to the Windows Registry for getting system info.
Microsoft has deprecated WMIC and removed it in Windows 11 25H2. Relying on it may lead to missing CPU and OS information.
Info retrieved from Registry
Currently Windows 11 will be detected as Windows 10, but can be identified via the trailing build number.