Finding a system information tool

[ken_shoti]

Can anyone recommend a good, complete, and free information tool

i try freshdiagnose and everest home edition

but i want to know if there's a better tool?

[oracleguy]

Depends what exactly you want to do with it. There is a program over at sysinternals (http://www.sysinternals.com/) called bginfo that might be what you want.

[ken_shoti]

I actually want to make a system report, only the basic, probably the model numbers, serial numbers...type of hardware...it's more on hardware

[skinner927]

I use AIDA 32, It tells you alot and creates printouts of your system. I know that Aida was bought out and a newer version is out but I don't know what its called, but no problem because Aida tells you everything you'll need

Link: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html

[brad211987]

I use AIDA 32, It tells you alot and creates printouts of your system. I know that Aida was bought out and a newer version is out but I don't know what its called, but no problem because Aida tells you everything you'll need

the new version of AIDA 32 is Everest, and that is what i use also, most detailed free info i could find.

[Inti31]

I'm with brad211987.

See: http://aida32-inventory.netboom.de/

This solution is for both programs, and uses a multilingual database, where the frontend can be translated into any language.

Ready for use with english and german reports.

Other features containing in the package:
csv-importer (ADO/SQL), xml-analyzer, scripts for implement aida32/everest as a service/scheduled task in a domain
own cpl for aida32, etc...

Inti31

[freelancer111]

Hey I was searching for the same thing. This helps a lot. Thanks:)