WinSysInfo

Your computer’s hardware components defines its functionality, and chances are you want to know all details about your computer before running a game, or installing a particular type of application. As such, WinSysInfo delivers an abundance of system-related details with little effort on your behalf.

First of all, you don’t have to go through a setup process to make the application work, wo it’s easy enough to have it stored and carried around on a thumb drive to analyze more computers than your own. No other components are required, so you can see what it’s all about from the moment download is done.

It’s recommended to cease all activities while the application scans your computer. Don’t worry, the entire operation doesn’t last more than several seconds, and you’re offered to have the results sheet brought up when done. All your effort narrows down to running the application, while the rest is up to the program itself.

Once the process is put in motion, a command prompt window shows up, letting you know which step is underway. No other details are displayed, but you’re notified if anything goes wrong. The application saves all gathered details under a TXT file, without the possibility to change the format, or type of data to obtain.

On the bright side of things, the application manages to do quite a good job at both analyzing your computer, and displaying results. You find info related to CPU, RAM, GPU, BIOS, network adapter, and operating system in the created TXT file. Moreover, these data sets are neatly organized, even though the source file is TXT.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that WinSysInfo might come in a lightweight package that doesn’t promise to deliver much at first, but behind this simple composition lies a well-built algorithm, capable of gathering most hardware component details you need, saving them in an organized TXT file.