I have a program that I just found, I think it's called Remote Information System (I'm not at my work computer currently), and they offer network inventory of about anything you could imagine.  The one thing that I do need, however, they don't provide.  Great news though! They ALLOW you to do custom searches of information that you may want.

I was wondering, is there a way to search, preferably the registry, but anywhere works and I'm sure I'll find out how to apply it, for how MANY slots you have open for your memory and what type the computer takes?  We are currently in the run of updating most of our computers' memory and this will be a gigantic HELP.  

I know that it is possible to preform a search since www.4allmemory.com has a little nifty program that tells us what the memory type is, how many slots, etc...

Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!!
--MikeTry using Crucial's tool.
That might be what you're looking for.Sort of.  I want to be able search via my workstation as to what the type and slots are available on all the computers on the network.  I'd like to use it along-side my current network inventory program, unless there is a better network inventory program I could use.

Overall, this proves there's got to be a way to search your computer.. but how is the question.

Thanks again,
--MikeAh, I see, sorry.
Didn't see the part about wanting to do it over a network but I do now, I should learn to read.
I did know of one, but I now can't find it and I deleted it from my PC too for some reason.
I'll keep searching for it and I'll let you know if I find anything.Nobody else feel discouraged on this subject! :-P
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Nobody else feel discouraged on this subject! :-P