SysInfo+

SysInfo+ is a command-line utility that displays various information related to your computer's hardware, such as PC DNS name, the domain it belongs to, model, and power state. It's dedicated for experienced PC users looking to obtain this information quickly, without having to waste time tinkering with a graphical interface.

Once fired up, the software utility asks you to enter the preferred information class to access. This way, you can find out the memory's device ID, starting and ending address, network adapter, software (e.g. ID code, install date, current state, path, element ID and state, target OS, version), and so on.

There is no command-line option implemented for dumping the information to file. However, you can copy the text that interests you and press the Enter key to record it in the Clipboard.

The full package consists of one .exe file that can be downloaded and copied to a custom directory on the disk or external storage device to effortlessly launch the app on any machine.

It doesn't implement new entries into the Windows registry or generate files or folders on the disk. To get rid of it, you just have to delete this executable. However, because it was developed with the help of .NET Framework, you need this software framework installed to be able to get SysInfo+ up and running.

Unsurprisingly from this compact utility, SysInfo+ had minimal impact on the machine's overall performance, using low CPU and RAM. It remained throughout its runtime, without causing the operating system to hang, crash or show error messages.

On the other hand, it doesn't have a help manual that lists all possible information classes that can be accessed, making the job more difficult for users to figure out the right keywords.