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Every time i go to add/remove programs it gives me an error saying
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ARP Address Resolution Protocol
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ATTRIB Change file attributes
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Are there any command(s) that will output PC information?
Ex:
PC name
MAC address
IP
IP static (yes/no)
Amount of RAM
Processor Mhz
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