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PC Wizard
Copyright (C) 1996-2009 Laurent KUTIL & Franck DELATTRE
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e-mail: pcwizard@cpuid.com
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Summary :
1. Running in Batch Mode
2. Paremeters List
3. How to desinstall PC Wizard



1. Running in Batch Mode (or Silent Mode)
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Usage:
PC Wizard.exe /R T[x] C[y] filename[.ext] /I
	      /H
	      /?
	      /D
			
[/?], [/H] - Commands Help

T[x] - with x from 1 to 4 (1=Hardware Tab, 2=System Tab, 3=Files Tab, 4=Resources Tab).
C[y] - with y to specify which category to include with the report.
	T1 C[y]  with y from 1 to 12 (see 2. Parameters List)
	T2 C[y]  with y from 1 to 20 (see 2. Parameters List)
	T3 C[y]  with y from 1 to 15 (see 2. Parameters List)
	T4 C[y]  with y from 1 to 4 (see 2. Parameters List)

/I - To include detailled information.
	
You may specify different extension for different types of reports
[.ext] = .TXT for report in TEXT format
[.ext] = .CVS for report in CVS format
[.ext] = .HTM for report in HTML format


/D - To execute PC Wizard in debug mode (a debug file will be created on the PC Wizard drive installation root)


Example 1:
  PC Wizard.exe /R T1 C3 c:\reports\report.txt /I
Result:
  Save plain text report for Hardware Tab and Processor category only into the c:\reports folder, with detailed information.


Example 2:
  PC Wizard.exe /R T1 c:\reports\report.htm
Result:
  Save HTML report for all categories of the Hardware Tab into the c:\reports folder, without detail.


Example 3:
  PC Wizard.exe /D
Result:
  A debug file called pcwdbg.log will be created at c:\ if PC Wizard is installed on drive C:
  This parameter is not compatible with others commands to create reports.


	
2. Paremeters List
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for T1 you can use following values :
1 = Summary
2 = Motherboard
3 = Processor
4 = Video
5 = Ports
6 = Disks
7 = Printers
8 = Devices
9 = Multimedia
10 = Network
11 = Power
12 = Voltage, Temperature and Fans
13 = Vista Hardware Performance
14 = Gigabyte ODIN and nVIDIA ESA Monitoring

for T2 you can use following values :
1 = Operating System
2 = DOS
3 = Internet
4 = Control Panel
5 = Desktop
6 = Process and Threads
7 = Library DLL
8 = OLE Inscription
9 = Microsoft Applications
10 = Fonts
11 = UnInstall and MSI
12 = Boot-Start Applications
13 = Associated Files Extensions
14 = DirectX
15 = ODBC Data Source
16 = Passwords
17 = Security
18 = Multimedia
19 = Services
20 = UpTime Statistics
21 = ActiveX controls
22 = .NET Framework Global Assembly Cache

for T3 you can use following values :
1 = Config.nt
2 = Boot.ini
3 = Autoexec.nt
4 = Detlog.txt
5 = Bootlog.txt
6 = System.ini
7 = Win.ini
8 = DosStart.bat
9 = CMOS values
10 = Config.dos
11 = Autoexec.dos
12 = Environment Variables
13 = Event Log (Applications)
14 = Event Log (System)
15 = Event Log (Security)
16 = Protected Files
17 = GPO Startup
18 = GPO Shutdown
for T4 you can use following values :
1 = Interruption Request (IRQ)
2 = Direct memory Access (DMA)
3 = I/O Ports
4 = memory Resources
5 = Network Realtime Resources 


3. How to desinstall PC Wizard
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In order to remove PC Wizard from your system, select Programs from Windows Start button, CPUID, PC Wizard, and choose "Uninstall PC Wizard".
You can do the same from Control Panel with "Add and Remove Programs" applet.

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