Aspia

An abundance of details are behind all the activities you perform on a computer, even if you’re really not doing anything. What’s more, there are also specific domains of activity which require some of these related details, which you can easily gather with the help of the right applications, such as Aspia.

On the bright side of things, the application doesn’t keep you busy for a long while, letting you quickly see what it can do for you. Moreover, all necessary details are gathered almost on the spot, and displayed in quite an intuitive interface. It sports, a side navigation panel, while details are shown in an organized table.

The application is capable of gathering an abundance of details. You find major groups in the side navigation panel, with items such as summary, hardware, software, network, and operating system. All of these categories come with a lot more subitems.

Hardware components hold the necessary fields for DMI, SPD, central processor, storage, display, power options, printers, devices, and sensors. Software components generate a list of installed programs, as well as processes, licenses and file types. Network and operating system categories mostly speak for themselves.

Once selected, an item shows all related entries in a table layout with corresponding column headers. You can easily filter by clicking headers, but there’s no search field for easy identification of items. Accessing the context menu makes it possible to copy specific fields, and there’s also a save function which generates report either of the selected page, or all categories under formats like HTML, TXT, RTF, INI, or CSV.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Aspia is a reliable application which is sure to deliver the info you’re looking for. Scanning your computer is done in a jiffy, and results cover both hardware and software components, making it worth your while overall.