Vbscript Propiedades S.O

Escript que identifica propiedades del S.O de Windows

Comprobado en las siguientes Plataformas Windows:

Windows 10	No
Windows Server 2012	No
Windows Server 2008 R2	Sí
Windows Server 2008	Sí
Windows Server 2003	Sí
Windows 8	No
Windows 7	Sí
Windows Vista	Sí
Windows XP	Sí
Windows 2000	Sí

Codigo Fuente:

Option Explicit 
 
Dim ObjWMI, ColSettings, ObjProcessor 
Dim StrComputer, ObjNetwork 
 
Set ObjNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") 
StrComputer = Trim(ObjNetwork.ComputerName) 
Set ObjNetwork = Nothing 
WScript.Echo VbCrLf & "Computer Name: " & StrComputer 
WScript.Echo vbNullString 
Set ObjWMI = GetObject("WINMGMTS:" & "{ImpersonationLevel=Impersonate,AuthenticationLevel=Pkt}!\\" & StrComputer & "\Root\CIMV2") 
Set ColSettings = ObjWMI.ExecQuery ("SELECT * FROM Win32_Processor") 
For Each ObjProcessor In ColSettings 
    Select Case ObjProcessor.Architecture 
        Case 0 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Architecture Used by the Platform: x86" 
        Case 6 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Architecture Used by the Platform: Itanium-Based System" 
        Case 9 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Architecture Used by the Platform: x64" 
    End Select 
    Select Case ObjProcessor.ProcessorType 
        Case 1 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Type: Other. Not in the Known List"     
        Case 2 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Type: Unknown Type" 
        Case 3 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Type: Central Processor (CPU)" 
        Case 4 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Type: Math Processor" 
        Case 5 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Type: DSP Processor" 
        Case 6 
            WScript.Echo "Processor Type: Video Processor" 
    End Select 
    WScript.Echo "Processor: " & ObjProcessor.DataWidth & "-Bit" 
    WScript.Echo "Operating System: " & ObjProcessor.AddressWidth & "-Bit" 
    WScript.Echo vbNullString     
    If ObjProcessor.Architecture = 0 AND ObjProcessor.AddressWidth = 32 Then 
        WScript.Echo "This Machine has 32 Bit Processor and Running 32 Bit OS" 
    End If 
    If (ObjProcessor.Architecture = 6 OR ObjProcessor.Architecture = 9) AND ObjProcessor.DataWidth = 64 AND ObjProcessor.AddressWidth = 32 Then 
        WScript.Echo "This Machine has 64-Bit Processor and Running 32-Bit OS" 
    End If 
    If (ObjProcessor.Architecture = 6 OR ObjProcessor.Architecture = 9) AND ObjProcessor.DataWidth = 64 AND ObjProcessor.AddressWidth = 64 Then 
        WScript.Echo "This Machine has 64-Bit Processor and Running 64-Bit OS" 
    End If 
Next 
Set ObjProcessor = Nothing:    Set ColSettings = Nothing:    Set ObjWMI = Nothing:    StrComputer = vbNullstring