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Just a question any idea when this will be added to AutoIt?

Will we have 2? Win10DP (developers preview) and Win10? or will there be no need for the preview when it goes full release.

With these 10 upgrades from 7&8 im expecting quite a few in the shop for it when it releases

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Chimaera,

Add a feature request on Trac so it does not get forgotten. :)

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BTW, expecting a new version of Windows to be added to AutoIt before that new version is even out yet is a bit pushy. There's a lot of other ways of determining the version of Windows running other than @OSVersion that are probably more foolproofed anyways.

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No need to update it always, here or just need only to change the Kernel32.dll with Ntdll.dll, and GetVersionEx with RtlGetVersion

will have to be

Local $OSVERSIONINFOEX = DllStructCreate("dword OSVersionInfoSize;dword MajorVersion;dword MinorVersion;dword BuildNumber;dword PlatformId;char CSDVersion[128];word ServicePackMajor;word ServicePackMinor;ushort SuiteMask;BYTE ProductType")
    DllStructSetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "OSVersionInfoSize", DllStructGetSize($OSVERSIONINFOEX))
    Local $retVal = DllCall("Ntdll.dll", "INT", "GetVersion", "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($OSVERSIONINFOEX))
    If @Error Then
        $OSVERSIONINFOEX = FileGetVersion(@SystemDir & "\ntoskrnl.exe")
        If @Error Then $OSVERSIONINFOEX = FileGetVersion(@SystemDir & "\winver.exe")
        If @Error Then $OSVERSIONINFOEX = RegRead("HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion", "CurrentVersion")
        $OSMajorVersion = StringLeft($OSVERSIONINFOEX, 1)
        $OSMinorVersion = StringMid($OSVERSIONINFOEX, 3, 1)
        $OSCurrentVersion = $OSMajorVersion & "." & $OSMinorVersion
        $OSServicePackMajor = StringRight(@OSServicePack, 1)
        $OSServicePackMinor = 0
        $OSBuildNumber = @OSBuild
        $OSCSDVersion = @OSServicePack
        $OSArchitecture = @OSArch
        $OSLanguage = @MUILang
        $OSUserName = @UserName
        $OSSystemDrive = @HomeDrive
        $OSVersionNumber = $OSCurrentVersion & "." & $OSBuildNumber
    Else
        $OSMajorVersion = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "MajorVersion"))
        $OSMinorVersion = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "MinorVersion"))
        $OSServicePackMajor = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "ServicePackMajor"))
        $OSServicePackMinor = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "ServicePackMinor"))
        $OSBuildNumber = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "BuildNumber"))
        $OSCSDVersion = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "CSDVersion"))
        ;;$OSPlatformId = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "PlatformId"))
        ;;$OSSuiteMask = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "SuiteMask"))
        ;;$OSProductType = String(DllStructGetData($OSVERSIONINFOEX, "ProductType"))
        $OSCurrentVersion = $OSMajorVersion & "." & $OSMinorVersion
        $OSArchitecture = @OSArch
        $OSLanguage = @MUILang
        $OSUserName = @UserName
        $OSSystemDrive = @HomeDrive
        $OSVersionNumber = $OSCurrentVersion & "." & $OSBuildNumber
    EndIf
 

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BTW, expecting a new version of Windows to be added to AutoIt before that new version is even out yet is a bit pushy.

Actually i wasn't been pushy, i was working on the services thing im doing and i had just added the services set for Win 10 Dev Build and then realised i had no way to call it so ive had to hide that from the script for now.

Which is why i asked the question.

Im already using Windows 10 DB to be able to tell customers how to use it , ive already had people in the shop asking how to do the upgrade.

I have to be ready for it so it was a legitimate question

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