Description:
  This is a harmless and useful script that automates the process of
  gathering basic system information. It opens Notepad and populates it
  with the Computer Name, current User Name, OS Version, and the local
  IPv4 address. It's perfect for quick diagnostics or just seeing what
  information is easily accessible from the command line.

What it Does:
  1. Waits 2 seconds for the system to recognize the USB device.
  2. Opens the Run command dialog.
  3. Launches Notepad.
  4. Types a formatted report containing:
     - Computer Name
     - User Name
     - OS Version
     - Local IP Address
  5. Leaves the Notepad window open for you to view or save.

How to Use:
  1. Load the `system_info.ducky` file onto your BADUSB device.
  2. Plug the device into a Windows computer.
  3. Wait a few seconds. A Notepad window will appear with the information.

Requirements:
  - A Windows operating system (Windows 7, 8, 10, 11).
  - Notepad (included with all Windows versions).
  - A user account with permissions to open Notepad and run `cmd`.

Safety:
  - This script is 100% safe.
  - It does not modify or delete any files.
  - It does not install any software.
  - It does not access the internet.
  - It only reads information that is already available on the system.

Troubleshooting:
  - If the script fails, the delay might be too short for the computer
    to recognize the USB device. Increase the `DELAY 2000` value at the
    beginning of the script.

Disclaimer:
  This script is provided for educational purposes by Modern Broadcast.
  You are responsible for how you use it. Only use it on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.