System Spec

Direct download:
http://www.alexnolan.net/software/SysSpec.exe



website:
http://www.alexnolan.net/software/sysspec.htm

About System Spec

System Spec is a self contained standalone EXE which can be run without installing. It lists a specification of your Windows PC without listing lots of useless memory address and unnecessary information.
This utility can be used for comparing the specifications of different machines. The spec can be outputted to a text file or printed to a report.
In this new version the spec can be saved to a CSV file so that it can be opened in programs such as Excel.
Used on Forums

System Spec can be used for posting a spec of your PC on Internet forums simply by clicking the info to clipboard button and pasting it in your forum post.


System Information Shown

• Computer Name
• Username
• IP Address
• MAC Address
• Windows version and service pack
• Windows Serial Number
• Internet Explorer Version
• Memory
• CPU Type and speed
• Calculated CPU Speed
• Sound card type
• Video and virtual video adapters
• Screen Resolution
• Network Present
• Network Adapters
• AC Power Status (for laptops)
• Battery Charge Status (for laptops)
• Time Zone
• CD / DVD Make and model
• Default Printer
• COM Ports
• LPT Ports
• Mouse capabilities
• Hard Disks
• Hard Disks Serial Number
• BIOS Date
• PC Serial number
• Manufacturer
• PC Product
• PCMCIA (Laptops)
• USB ports
• Firewire ports
• Motherboard

Windows Compatibility

This software has been tested and is fully functional on Windows 2000 and XP. It will also run on Windows 98/ME but some information may not be displayed. System Spec will not run on Windows 95.


Direct download:
http://www.alexnolan.net/software/SysSpec.exe

website:
http://www.alexnolan.net/software/sysspec.htm

Note to McAfee Virus scanner users

McAfee virus scanner may report System Spec as a backdoor Trojan. Please ignore this warning as it is untrue. A DAT file to suppress the heuristic detection, which will be included in a future DAT set, can be downloaded from their updates pages. Thanks to Chris House for this information.