However, information provided is pretty comprehensive and I like the way in which the program presents both a basic overview for each item as well as more in depth details for more advanced users/analysis. MiTeC System Information X is confined to hardware only, no details of installed software at all. Clicking on each main entry provides basic information about the hardware component, with each expansion providing more and more detailed information. Most items are expandable, and many include multiple expansions. All information regarding the system’s hardware is presented in a familiar fashion, with components itemized in a left hand panel and relative information displayed in an adjacent ‘main’ panel:Īs you can see from the screenshot the information summary includes the Windows product key, which is a nice little bonus… might save having to hunt around for license key finder software at some stage. Time to completion on my Windows 7 64-bit machine was around 30 seconds. To run the program, simply double click the extracted executable, in my case MSIX64.exe:Ĭlick on the big green button to initiate the system scan.
I downloaded the 64-bit version, which is a tad over 3.4MB (zip) extracting to 10.8MB. This one is fully portable and available in both 32-bit and native 64-bit versions. It has capability to save brief text of full XML report and store data in structured storage file (readable by using standard Windows API), that can be lately viewed as well.
This application provides complex system information about your system. The developer describes the software thus: The title is pretty much self explanatory, MiTeC System Information X provides users with detailed information about their computer’s hardware. I’m concentrating here on two utilities which particularly interested me, but I suggest you have a look through the entire collection, which includes some pretty nifty little tools (available individually or as a full suite)… you can check it out here: MiTeC System Information X There are several favorable aspects associated with the MiTeC collection of tools most are portable, many are available in both 32-bit and native 64-bit versions, all are small yet effective, and of course, all are free. I was too busy at the time to follow through so I bookmarked the site to check out more thoroughly at a later date… and here we are. I happened upon the MiTeC software site a few weeks back and after a quick perusal liked what I saw.
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