RuntimeClassesView

RuntimeClassesView makes it possible for you to view a list of all the runtime (WinRT) classes that are installed on your computer. It works with Windows 10 and Windows 11 and it allows you to get a full view of the runtime classes and instances that facilitate the interaction between a software program and the computing resources it requires to run properly.

There is no need to install RuntimeClassesView, as it is a portable tool. As soon as you double-click on the main executable, the main window is opened, and the built-in table starts to populate. This operation might take a few seconds to complete, as the application extracts information from the host system.

You get to see the name of the class, the filename and information about threading, the trust level, the server and the activation type. The associated registry key and its location is also shown, along with the architecture type (32-bit or 64-bit). There are also details regarding the modification time, the file version and the owner company. The file description is also revealed, exactly as shown by Windows.

When a runtime class in the upper panel is selected, information about the list of interfaces implemented by the class is shown in the lower panel.

RuntimeClassesView comes with various selection tools and a built-in search feature to help you find the classes you need in a larger list. It enables you to generate HTML reports for all or just selected items in the main window.

You can choose the pieces of information you want to include in the report by eliminating the columns you don’t need.

While simple, RuntimeClassesView comes in handy for system administrators who want information about runtime classes on a PC. These details might not serve the regular computer users, but they are of great use to system and network administrators.