Windows version

[Ben the Coder]

Is there any way to use a command to get the user's version of Windows?
I have a AHK script that won't work if you're not running Windows 11, so I need it to check.

[mikeyww]

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MsgBox % A_OSVersion

[Spawnova]

Seems like you may be interested in A_OSVersion

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f1::
msgbox % a_osversion
exitapp

[Ben the Coder]

I'll try that! Thanks.

[Ben the Coder]

Unfortunately, the program does not work!
It just pops up a MsgBox saying that I'm running 10.0.22000 when I'm clearly running Windows 11!

[mikeyww]

You forgot that this is Microsoft. 10.0.22000 and up means Win11. https://www.lifewire.com/windows-version-numbers-2625171

[Ben the Coder]

I read the document, and yes, that's weird! Thanks for teaching me!

[hced]

Does anyone know a method to output this information (per winver) ?

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[garry]

Release Date: 9/12/2023
Version : OS Build 22621.2283
What is Windows 11 version 10.0 22621?
The Windows 11 2022 Update (also known as version 22H2 and codenamed "Sun Valley 2") is the first and current major update to Windows 11. It carries the build number 10.0.22621.

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runwait,%comspec% /U /c systeminfo | clip,,hide      ;- systeminfo to clipboard
msgbox,%clipboard%
return

some infos from script below :

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osversion    = 10.0.22000
VERSION      = 21H2
BuildNumber  = 22000
OSinstallDate= 08. März 2022 - 20:38   |   (564 days)
ProductID    = 00330-51660-51169-AAOEM
Productname  = Windows 10 Pro
Computername = DESKTOP-QJ0O5KT
releaseID    = 2009
is64bit      = 1

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F1=%a_scriptdir%\OS information_log.txt
ifexist,%f1%
 filedelete,%f1%
FormatTime, Suomi , L1035, dddd MMMM yyyy-MM-dd  HH:mm
Path = HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
RegRead, ProductID, %Path%, ProductID
RegRead, ProductName, %Path%, ProductName
RegRead, ReleaseID, %Path%, ReleaseID
RegRead, version, %Path%,DisplayVersion
RegRead, buildnumber, %Path%,currentbuild
osinstalldate1:=OSInstallDate()
FileAppend,
(
DateNow      = %suomi%`r`n-----------------------------
osversion    = %A_OSVersion%
VERSION      = %version%
BuildNumber  = %BuildNumber%
OSinstallDate= %osinstalldate1%
ProductID    = %productID%
Productname  = %ProductName%
Computername = %A_ComputerName%
releaseID    = %ReleaseID%
is64bit      = %A_Is64bitOS%
),%f1%,utf-8
try
 run,%f1%
return

OSInstallDate()
{
    for objItem in ComObjGet("winmgmts:").ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem")
    {
        FormatTime, InstOS, % SubStr(objItem.InstallDate, 1, 14), % "dd. MMM yyyy - HH:mm"
        FormatTime, DateFrom, % SubStr(objItem.InstallDate, 1, 14), % "yyyyMMdd"
        DateTo := A_Now
        DateTo -= DateFrom, days
        return InstOS "   |   (" DateTo " days)"
    }
}

/*
DateNow      = lauantai syyskuu 2023-09-23  21:10
-----------------------------
osversion    = 10.0.22000
VERSION      = 21H2
BuildNumber  = 22000
OSinstallDate= 08. März 2022 - 20:38   |   (564 days)
ProductID    = 00330-51660-51169-AAOEM
Productname  = Windows 10 Pro
Computername = DESKTOP-QJ0O5KT
releaseID    = 2009
is64bit      = 1
*/
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