Windows 10: System Information Program Tool

System Information Program Tool



We had this I remember on 7 forums and was wondering if we had it here on 10 forums. Very handy for filling in system specs. If anybody has an idea if we are fortunate to have this here I would appreciate it if someone could direct me to it. If not I guess I'll just have to type. *chuckle TIA. Kirk

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Windows (10) System Information Diagnostic tool.

Maureen

Right click the Start icon, select Control Panel (with View by Small icons
1 (image below) selected) and Security and Maintenance
2 (image below). You have a number of options there.





Next select Maintenance 2 (image below),
View reliability history 3
(image below). you will find useful information about recent problems.





The next image illustrates the Reliability History Windows. The red circles show problems.The default shows details for the latest day
1 (image below). If you click the red circle for another day e.g.
2 (image below) the details for
3 and4
(image below) change to those for the earlier day. Click on item
4 to get the technical details of the problem. You can also see more details in the Event Viewer Application log by filtering on Event ID: 1001.

 

Windows (10) System Information Diagnostic tool.

There is no such tool to find some problems. You can use Ccleaner, a handy free tool to correct problems. Ignore registry errors in that.

[Software Update] CCleaner 5.27 Now Available for Download

 

You know what! I am so tired, I just rolling on the floor, hell this one works just the same. I can't believe I just posted a thread asking for something I already had that works just the same on this system as it did for Windows 7. Oh my as it is only obvious in the screen shot that the Os that the program is showing is WINDOWS 10!!! DUM DE DUM...Thank you, thank you, I just did the dumbest post ever..*sarc

 

Not really dumb, because I personally never heard of it(I don't need it, but now can recommend it) other newbies though. could use it, to fill in their system specs, as an alternative to speccy(we should be supporting our forums coders/devs where possible). Can you edit your first post and provide a link, so people won't have to search all over?

 

It looks like nice program, please do provide address to download it from. I think I remember the name of programmer from somewhere long ago. Many (including me) were not members of 7forums and if it works on W10 it would be useful.

 

Here's the link: System Info - See Your System Specs - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

Thanks topgun! I wanted something after speccy farted and BSOD'd my system. I already have most of the information, but... you know, something that calls up data like this, is better than scrolling through System Information in Admin Tools.

 

Tnx, seems like a nice easy stand alone program, could use some updating though but easy to pick up relevant data. It's a keeper.

 

Hi there

Sometimes though it's nice also to have a program running in the background and LOGGING info say every 5 mins (300,000 m/secs).

I was getting intermittent shutdowns so it was very helpful to have a time stamped file of various parts of the system including CPU temp etc.

Here's the link (Free)

It can optionally LOG info at user specified intervals to a CSV file (great for excel --already formatted !!) -- nice program !!!

HWiNFO, HWiNFO32 HWiNFO64 - Hardware Information, Analysis and Monitoring Tools

sample of a log file shown below





Cheers



jimbo

 

Somewhat newer version from what I had a while ago.

 

How is it working with Win10 Jimbo? Has it had any problems like speccy(as stated above for example).

 

Thanks. Both programs are worth having.

 

What is wrong with Speccy? It works perfectly for me in Windows 10.

 

Speccy - Incompatible with build 10525 I have had problems with it in RTM build 10240 too though, and not just me either(see thread).