Snapshots can be saved internally or exported into txt or xml files. This includes the system folders, hotfix information and uptime information among others. Some of the information have been added in the latest version of Speccy.

That's excellent troubleshooting information. It informs the user about UAC levels, Windows Update, Antivirus, Environment Variables, Power Profiles, System folders, contents of the scheduler, the process list, installed hotfixes and services among other information.

From transfer modes to raid types, the hard drive's capacity, real size and features supported by the hard drive.Įspecially the operating system listing is interesting, as it lists not only the serial number and basic information about the OS, but also system configuration states. That's a lot of useful information right there. Each hrd drive is listed with detailed information about its model and manufacturer, the hard drive partitions and SMART values.

The hard drives are for instance all listed on a single page. Most of the links lead to hardware related information, from cpu and memory to peripherals and network. Sidebar links lead to software and hardware groups that are examined in detail by the program. The temperature of components with heat sensors is displayed in the interface which is excellent for a quick look if any of the temperatures are critical. This includes cpu, ram, motherboard, graphics card, monitor, hard drives, audio devices and the operating system. The program displays a summary of some of the most important system components on startup. The interface looks exactly the same as it did two years ago when the first public beta of the program was released by Piriform. And since the last review dates two years back, I thought it is as good a reason as any to take another look at the latest version of the PC information tool. Speccy, which has been updated yesterday, is the latest to receive that treatment.

Speccy malware