I was directed to this board, so I'm reposting my question here: I have suddenly lost my systeminfo functionality in Windows 7 Professional 64bit. When I type systeminfo in the CMD, I get ERROR: Invalid access to memory location. Also if I try to see the computer specs by right clicking on computer -> properties, it says Processor: Not available, and Memory: Not available. Also trying the msinfo32, it says "can't collect information" and doesnt show any of the system info. I cannot pinpoint when exactly this problem started occuring, but these things used to work for me. How do I fix this problem?

I was directed to this board, so I'm reposting my question here: I have suddenly lost my systeminfo functionality in Windows 7 Professional 64bit. When I type systeminfo in the CMD, I get ERROR: Invalid access to memory location. Also if I try to see the computer specs by right clicking on computer -> properties, it says Processor: Not available, and Memory: Not available. Also trying the msinfo32, it says "can't collect information" and doesnt show any of the system info. I cannot pinpoint when exactly this problem started occuring, but these things used to work for me. How do I fix this problem? hi , click the link ' microsoft support ' in my signature , follow the link and scroll down to the end of the page , get a chat with the support staff , they have better tools to see what the problem is and can help you in a more efficient way . have a nice dayScan with OneCare + 50 Windows 7even Tips + Plagued by the Privacy Center? REMOVE IT + Threat Research & Response Blog + Sysinternals Live tools + TRANSLATOR+ Photosynth + Microsoft Security + Microsoft SUPPORT + PIVOT from Live Labs + Microsoft Live Labs + Office 2010 beta + Get Windows LIVE!

I suggest you do In-place Upgrade to repair the system. To do so, launch the installation program, and then choose Upgrade.Arthur Xie - MSFT

Try this: open a CMD window (in Win7/Vista open as admin) and type at the cmd prompt: net stop winmgmt (choose Y when needed) winmgmt /resetrepository net start winmgmt I had the same problem, this worked for me.

Try this: open a CMD window (in Win7/Vista open as admin) and type at the cmd prompt: net stop winmgmt (choose Y when needed) winmgmt /resetrepository net start winmgmt I had the same problem, this worked for me. Thanks, it works like a champ.

Thanks! This did the trick for me. Simple and effective.