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Hi there, I'm searching for a way to detect if the host OS is 64bit or 32bit.

Is there any enviroment varable for this? (Available from ms-dos)

Or any way to detect it with a vbs script?

I was thinking something like:

ver|find /c "X.X."

or

echo %programfiles%|find /c "(x86)"

And, just curiosity, why do some usb payloads use "%windir%\system32\find.exe"?

Isn't find available as default everywhere?

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Hi there, I'm searching for a way to detect if the host OS is 64bit or 32bit.

Is there any enviroment varable for this? (Available from ms-dos)

Or any way to detect it with a vbs script?

I was thinking something like:

ver|find /c "X.X."

or

echo %programfiles%|find /c "(x86)"

And, just curiosity, why do some usb payloads use "%windir%\system32\find.exe"?

Isn't find available as default everywhere?

Try this. It was implemented into Leapo's Pocket Knife and it works. ;)

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Well, I'm developing my own payload because pocket knife doesn't work like it should, I was discussing it inside that thread.

The OS recognition fails if the Windows is not English, that's why I was thinking about finding "(x86)" at the program files path, although I'm not sure if it's universally named with (x86) at any language.

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Well, I'm developing my own payload because pocket knife doesn't work like it should, I was discussing it inside that thread.

The OS recognition fails if the Windows is not English, that's why I was thinking about finding "(x86)" at the program files path, although I'm not sure if it's universally named with (x86) at any language.

Sorry, I posted you to the incorrect link...

For any language system, you can do this

For all languages OS detection, If you modify:

ver|find "[Version 5.00."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSwin2k
ver|find "[Version 5.1."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSXP32
ver|find "[Version 5.2."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSXP64
ver|find "[Version 6.0."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSVISTA32
ver|find "[Version 6.???"
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSVISTA64
:SetOSDefault
goto SetOSXP32
:SetOSwin2k
SET CurrentOS=win2k
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSXP32
SET CurrentOS=XP32
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSXP64
SET CurrentOS=XP64
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSVISTA32
SET CurrentOS=VISTA32
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSVISTA64
SET CurrentOS=VISTA64
GOTO EndDetect
:EndDetect

The code will not work for spanish systems (or other I supose), because the ver command shows lines as "VersiĆ³n 5.00....". You can modify the code with:

ver|find "5.00."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSwin2k
ver|find "5.1."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSXP32
ver|find "5.2."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSXP64
ver|find "6.0."
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSVISTA32
ver|find "6.???"
if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSVISTA64
:SetOSDefault
goto SetOSXP32
:SetOSwin2k
SET CurrentOS=win2k
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSXP32
SET CurrentOS=XP32
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSXP64
SET CurrentOS=XP64
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSVISTA32
SET CurrentOS=VISTA32
GOTO EndDetect
:SetOSVISTA64
SET CurrentOS=VISTA64
GOTO EndDetect
:EndDetect

It will work for all languages OS's. ;)

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  • 2 weeks later...
Fail. Server 2003 identifies as 5.2, regardless of whether it's 32 or 64bit. This is due to the fact that XP64 is essentially a client version of Server 2003.

:angry: That's occurs when one can't try it in Server 2003... Ok, another thing to think about! <_< I'll be squishing my little brain to find a solution (in batch) for helping in the payload development. Thanks a lot for your memo moonlit.

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