Being curious about how your computer and operating system work is natural. In order to find out various data about them, you need a software that's capable of doing that.

SIW is a free tool that provides you with detailed information about the inner workings of your computer.

The application is very easy to install, and the interface is quite friendly. Whether you are a newbie or a hardcore user, it's easy to get around SIW.

Here you have a very long list of categories and features found in Windows, all included in software, hardware, and network.

During the first run it might take a while to load the data, but don't worry, SIW works perfectly fine.

So, if you have ever wanted to learn more about system files, installed programs, audio and video codecs, motherboard, CPU info, memory, storage devices, battery, network information, or others, your chance is now.

At the Passwords section, be careful. Passwords on web browsers, instant messengers, and others are either partially or fully revealed. That means you shouldn't let others access this software. Too bad SIW doesn't allow you to password-protect it in case of unauthorized use.

For each section you can create a report file and read it later. There's a MAC address changer at your disposal (for both wireless and LAN connections), and you can also check the current CPU and memory usage of your system.

Speaking of CPU and memory resources, SIW uses a small amount of them.

In the Preferences section, you can enable additional applications to be displayed (e.g. installed or missing updates, system accounts).

In conclusion, if you need a thorough background check on your computer, SIW is the kind of tool for the job.