Basic Hardware Inventory

Basic Hardware Inventory is an application dedicated to users who would like to extract hardware information from computers situated on a network they are connected to. Why would you want to do this? The short answer is in order to realize what upgrades are needed for which particular terminal and obviously in what quantities. This application also allows users to select which particular components to show information about.

Keep in mind, this program is a tool created for online work. As a result, the interface was kept rather simple. You can still easily navigate, select and copy or print the resulting hardware logs. The program also includes specific details about each particular component, which can be accessed by clicking on the button with the same name. Ultimately, if you're only looking to see which CPUs need upgrading, you can instruct this application to look only for this particular component.

Selecting information to check for your network computers is easy. The real question is how does one tell the application which terminal to check for hardware components. The answer is simple. You can use the computer's name if you remember it, or just add the IP address of this machine and have the program check all the networks for it. In terms of system information, one can extract CPU, RAM, GPU, HDD, BIOS, and even monitor information. As long as you do not want to exclude any information, the program gives all found data to the user on a silver platter.

Basic Hardware Inventory is a quick and simple way to check online computer hardware without having to physically log into each particular terminal and waste time with lengthy loading times and confusing menus and system applications. With this program, you'll have all the required information in no time at all.