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If you don't mean a PreviewHandler (which I don't think you do), it's pretty easy. Returns a List of ListViewItem contains all the info. Do with it what you will. Mostly stolen from a sample in the WindowsAPICodePack1.1 available....somewhere. CodePlex? So it needs the DLLS, too. using System; using System.IO; using System.Collections; using Microsoft.WindowsAPICodePack.Shell; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Windows.Forms; using Microsoft.WindowsAPICodePack.Shell.PropertySystem; using System.Linq; namespace DetailedFileInfo { class FileDetails { public List GetFileInfo(string Filename) { List aReturn = new List(); if (Filename.Length > 0) { string filter = null; string fileName = Path.GetFullPath(Filename); ShellPropertyCollection collection = new ShellPropertyCollection(fileName); var properties = collection .Where( prop => prop.CanonicalName != null && (filter == null ? true : prop.CanonicalName.StartsWith(filter, StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase))) .ToArray(); Array.ForEach( properties, p => { aReturn.Add(DisplayPropertyValue(p)); }); } return aReturn; } private static ListViewItem DisplayPropertyValue(IShellProperty prop) { string value = string.Empty; value = prop.ValueAsObject == null ? "" : prop.FormatForDisplay(PropertyDescriptionFormatOptions.None); ListViewItem LVI = new ListViewItem(); if (prop.Description.DisplayName == null) { LVI.Text = prop.CanonicalName.Remove(0, prop.CanonicalName.LastIndexOf('.') + 1); LVI.SubItems.Add(value); return LVI; } else { LVI.Text = prop.Description.DisplayName; LVI.SubItems.Add(value); return LVI; } } } }

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well it would be good if u consider connecting an external rom of dvd or cd den install u can even try for the questions u asked but few softwares needs mother board and normally it will prefer the 2nd party mother board

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