ReactOS's sysdm.cpl works on Windows 10 and 11!
Nov 28, 2023 18:12:09 GMT -8
Post by samuelthetechnokid on Nov 28, 2023 18:12:09 GMT -8
I stumbled upon something very cool: ReactOS's sysdm.cpl (System Properties) works on Windows 10 and 11 without any tweaks!
Attached is the unmodified file, straight from a clean ReactOS install, without any tweaks.
Things that work:
-It reports the specs properly, as seen in the screenshot.
-It also reports the system uptime properly.
-The environment variables editor works.
Things that don't FULLY work:
-The computer name options display properly, but can't set a description.
-The environment variables editor can add and modify variables, but it crashes when you press "OK". The variables are still saved, though.
-The user profiles option shows all usernames, but it can't
Things that don't work:
-The Device Manager button doesn't work.
-The Hardware Wizard button redirects you to the Device Manager. That's weird to say the least.
-The error reporting button redirects you to the ReactOS issue tracker website. This completely makes sense, though!
-The Startup and Recovery settings don't work at all.
-The Remote tab, when clicked, disappears from the window.
Untested stuff:
-Virtual Memory options
-System Settings (They're just to change how ReactOS reports from server to workstation)
-Anything I missed
To use it, just download and test it!
Attached is the unmodified file, straight from a clean ReactOS install, without any tweaks.
Things that work:
-It reports the specs properly, as seen in the screenshot.
-It also reports the system uptime properly.
-The environment variables editor works.
Things that don't FULLY work:
-The computer name options display properly, but can't set a description.
-The environment variables editor can add and modify variables, but it crashes when you press "OK". The variables are still saved, though.
-The user profiles option shows all usernames, but it can't
Things that don't work:
-The Device Manager button doesn't work.
-The Hardware Wizard button redirects you to the Device Manager. That's weird to say the least.
-The error reporting button redirects you to the ReactOS issue tracker website. This completely makes sense, though!
-The Startup and Recovery settings don't work at all.
-The Remote tab, when clicked, disappears from the window.
Untested stuff:
-Virtual Memory options
-System Settings (They're just to change how ReactOS reports from server to workstation)
-Anything I missed
To use it, just download and test it!