Quick Info Tool

Quick Info Tool sports one suggestive name. This easy-to-use utility displays specific system information within an auto-hiding sidebar. It could prove handy in quick spec checking multiple computers in a short time frame.

How can this app be a pocket anything? Well, the answer is simple, it's portable. If you extract the EXE from the archive and move it to a USB drive or any removable device, you can perform quick checks by plugging in the stick and launching the program.

Quick Info Tool is not an all-encompassing software. In fact, it's limited to information about hard drives, memory, network connection, and date and time.

The Hard Drives section starts the list. It can also influence the size of the UI depending on how many drives one has. Free space, capacity, serial number, drive name, and file system are the data points for this particular category.

In regard to Memory, the total and free physical RAM values will be displayed. Include the Memory Load percentage, and this section is covered.

Your local IP address along with the computer's name, username, and domain description sums up the data found under the Network category. For those with an interest in time, the tool will provide the current date, and time, a tracker that shows the time left until tomorrow, and a day countdown that show how many days in the month are left.

The final category in the UI's list is represented by shortcuts to common folders, such as Desktop, My Documents, Program Files, Startup, and Windows. A click on a specific folder will open the targeted directory right away.

Quick Info Tool is a basic program that displays limited data about specific system characteristics like the ones mentioned above. Because that information and much more can be extracted using OS commands, the program has somewhat limited use, mainly for on-the-fly checks of multiple machines.