FileVer Examples |
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Open Command Prompt |
Some applications are not able to correctly determine the version number of various types of upgraded files. FileVer determines the version numbers of applications by examining the header information in the upgraded file. In this example, to determine the version number of Microsoft Internet Explorer, append the path environment variable to include the Windows XP Professional Support Tools directory.
path= %PATH%;c:\program files\support tools
Change directories to the Internet Explorer directory:
cd c:\program files\internet explorer
Then, run FileVer by typing the following:
filever \v iexplore.exe
FileVer displays version information about Microsoft Internet Explorer similar to the following:
--a-- W32i APP ENU 6.0.2484.0 shp 91,136 05-29-2001 iexplore.exe
Language 0x0409 (English (United States))
CharSet 0x04b0 Unicode
OleSelfRegister Disabled
CompanyName Microsoft Corporation
FileDescription Internet Explorer
InternalName iexplore
OriginalFilenam IEXPLORE.EXE
ProductName Microsoft« Windows« Operating System
ProductVersion 6.00.2484.0000
FileVersion 6.00.2484.0000 (main.010529-2005)
LegalCopyright ¬ Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
VS_FIXEDFILEINFO:
Signature: feef04bd
Struc Ver: 00010000
FileVer: 00060000:09b40000 (6.0:2484.0)
ProdVer: 00060000:09b40000 (6.0:2484.0)
FlagMask: 0000003f
Flags: 00000000
OS: 00040004 NT Win32
FileType: 00000001 App
SubType: 00000000
FileDate: 00000000:00000000