In June, Microsoft launched the latest operating system Windows 11. The official website announced a beautiful GUI design and functions for multitasking. There are several limitations that you need to be aware of before upgrading. Previously, MSI announc
System Restoreis done with the help of ‘restore points’ that are created both automatically and manually. Restore-points act like checkpoints with each having the state of the system saved in distinct timestamps. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you on how to do a system restore in Windows...
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The disk check utility is helpful for scanning and repairing hard drive problems, but it can be annoying to see disk check running on every startup when you do not need it. This post is going to teach you how to stop disk check on startup in Windows 10 s
Method 1: Check if systemd is in use with the stat command Here's how you can use the stat command to find out what init system you are using: stat /sbin/init If you are using a systemd-powered distro, then it will show you the following output: ...
I want to check the operating system (on the computer where the script runs). I know I can use os.system('uname -o') in Linux, but it gives me a message in the console, and I want to write to a variable. It will be okay if the script can tell if it is Mac, Windows or ...
, and check whether System Type is consistent with the type of the smart module.(Optional) If the system type is inconsistent with the type of the smart module, perform the following operations. The system type FusionModule2000 is used as an example....
How to check RAM on Windows 11 Before you know if you have a RAM problem, or if you simply think you don’t have enough RAM, you need to know how to check your total RAM capacity to find out how much RAM your system currently has. Here’s how to find out how much RAM you have...
3.0 How to analyze the merged extended event files? Since the extended event has a running log of entries, the first thing to do is to apply a time filter to narrow the log entries down to the time of the issue. So, when you open the xevent files...
You can use the following code to check the OS’s name. import platform my_os = platform.system() print("OS in my system : ", my_os) Output: OS in my system : Linux Here, the platform module is imported, containing the in-built system function system(). The system() function...