system properties doesn't show hardware configuration! HELP!

I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit. I have a Dual-Core processor with
1.83GHz and 2GB of RAM. My system rating is 4.6. The only problem is, when I
go to my system properties in the control panel, it doesn't show any of this.
after "Rating:" it's just a blank space. "Processor: Not Available", "Memory
(RAM): Not Available). it shows me my system type but that's it. I know it
recognizes it because the welcome is able to show it (RAM and processor). Is
there a setting I changed somewhere that's causing this? How can I get it to
show these again? Will SP1 solve this problem? Please help

Start> Right-click on Computer>Properties.

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Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"This is so annoying....." wrote:

> I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit. I have a Dual-Core processor with
> 1.83GHz and 2GB of RAM. My system rating is 4.6. The only problem is, when I
> go to my system properties in the control panel, it doesn't show any of this.
> after "Rating:" it's just a blank space. "Processor: Not Available", "Memory
> (RAM): Not Available). it shows me my system type but that's it. I know it
> recognizes it because the welcome is able to show it (RAM and processor). Is
> there a setting I changed somewhere that's causing this? How can I get it to
> show these again? Will SP1 solve this problem? Please help

That's where it's not showing it that it's supposed to.

"Mick Murphy" wrote:

> Start> Right-click on Computer>Properties.
>
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> Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
>
>
> "This is so annoying....." wrote:
>
> > I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit. I have a Dual-Core processor with
> > 1.83GHz and 2GB of RAM. My system rating is 4.6. The only problem is, when I
> > go to my system properties in the control panel, it doesn't show any of this.
> > after "Rating:" it's just a blank space. "Processor: Not Available", "Memory
> > (RAM): Not Available). it shows me my system type but that's it. I know it
> > recognizes it because the welcome is able to show it (RAM and processor). Is
> > there a setting I changed somewhere that's causing this? How can I get it to
> > show these again? Will SP1 solve this problem? Please help

1- Open Command Prompt
2- At the Command Prompt enter the following command exactly a
written:

net localgroup "Administrators" "NT Authority\Service" /add

then press enter and you should be ready to go. It worked like a char
for
me on the two PC's that were having the exact same problem......

i got this from the vistax64 site
it worked for me so i hope it works for other peopl

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