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Bernd Schmitt
perhaps SiSoftSandra - OK it is Lightware - don't kill me ...
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Henk de Jong
perhaps SiSoftSandra - OK it is Lightware - don't kill me ...
Or AIDA32 at http://www.aida32.hu/aida32.php.
With kind regards,
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Henk de Jong
The Netherlands
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"Links to Freeware" http://home.hccnet.nl/hmdejong/ or
http://linkstofreeware.vze.com/
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Dave
I use Belarc, (which is of course free) the only stipulation is that you
must be online with the browser open for this to work. When I use it I just
go to their site, and download the program, when it downloads it also reads
your info. You have to print it off as it will not save. The web site is:
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
I hope this helps.
Dave.
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where can i locate a freeware program that tells me about all the
hardware -motherboard details and so on in my computer? had a nice one
that
let you print out the details but computer went down and lost it. also
had
a site where you could watch movies for free on line? thank you
must be online with the browser open for this to work. When I use it I just
go to their site, and download the program, when it downloads it also reads
your info. You have to print it off as it will not save. The web site is:
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
I hope this helps.
Dave.
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All Incoming and Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
Checked by Norton Internet Security and Norton Antivirus 2002
(http://www.symantec.com)
where can i locate a freeware program that tells me about all the
hardware -motherboard details and so on in my computer? had a nice one
that
let you print out the details but computer went down and lost it. also
had
a site where you could watch movies for free on line? thank you
F
flame
where can i locate a freeware program that tells me about all the
hardware -motherboard details and so on in my computer? had a nice one that
let you print out the details but computer went down and lost it. also had
a site where you could watch movies for free on line? thank you
hardware -motherboard details and so on in my computer? had a nice one that
let you print out the details but computer went down and lost it. also had
a site where you could watch movies for free on line? thank you
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My Name
I use Belarc, (which is of course free) the only
stipulation is that you must be online with the browser
open for this to work. When I use it I just go to their
site, and download the program, when it downloads it also
reads your info. You have to print it off as it will not
save. The web site is:
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
I hope this helps.
Dave.
Um, actually you don't have to be on-line. It is a local file in
the sub-directory of \belarc\advisor\system\tmp
You can copy, and re-name it to save the local html file.
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John S. MacKay
[email protected] said:where can i locate a freeware program that tells me about all the
hardware -motherboard details and so on in my computer? had a nice one that
let you print out the details but computer went down and lost it. also had
a site where you could watch movies for free on line? thank you
Go to pcworld.com and download belarc advisor
it is free. JSM.
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Mark Warner
Dave said:I use Belarc, (which is of course free) the only stipulation is that
you must be online with the browser open for this to work. When I use
it I just go to their site, and download the program, when it
downloads it also reads your info. You have to print it off as it
will not save. The web site is:
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
I hope this helps.
Dave.
I use Belarc as well.
You do not have to be online to use it. I dragged the shortcut that the
program places on the desktop to my Quick Launch tray and run it from
there. It also stores the last report in the Belarc Folder. Mine is
found at:
C:\Program Files\Belarc\Advisor\System\tmp\(Mark warner).html
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tlshell
I use Belarc, (which is of course free) the only stipulation is that you
must be online with the browser open for this to work. When I use it I just
go to their site, and download the program, when it downloads it also reads
your info. You have to print it off as it will not save. The web site is:
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
You shouldn't have to, have they stopped allowing you to download the
program to use locally??? Doesn't look like it...otherwise what about
this then? http://www.belarc.com/Programs/advisor.exe
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dszady
I use Belarc, (which is of course free) the only stipulation is that
you must be online with the browser open for this to work. When I use
it I just go to their site, and download the program, when it
downloads it also reads your info. You have to print it off as it will
not save. The web site is:
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
I hope this helps.
Dave.
Seconded
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BillR
[email protected] said:where can i locate a freeware program that tells me about all the
hardware -motherboard details and so on in my computer? had a nice one that
let you print out the details but computer went down and lost it. also had
a site where you could watch movies for free on line? thank you
In addition to Belarc, aida32, and Sandra, I think Computer Profiler
in Karen's PowerTools provides much of the system info you seek
(freeware(?) for personal use). Fresh Diagnose probably would
suffice but I have never used it (registerware for "personal/private
use" plus weekly email).
Belarc is probably easiest with Karen's close behind. aida32 is _not_
hard to use and provides a wealth of information even across networks.
Hard to believe aida32 is free for personal use and registerware for
commercial use! Depending upon your purpose, try looking through
benchmarkhq.ru for many more possibilities to evaluate.
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/powertools.asp
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptprofiler.asp#Download
http://www.freshdevices.com/freshdiag.html
http://www.benchmarkhq.ru/english.html?/be_common.html
N.B., some information is dated (e.g., Bonzai System Viewer is now
shareware).
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Description from Karen's Computer Profiler (Download) page
"Learn more than 200 interesting facts about your computer. Details
about your CPU, memory, operating system, even your computer's power
source, are all displayed. You can also copy the information to the
Windows clipboard, and paste it into a document for permanent
storage."
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Description from Fresh Diagnose (Details) page
"What's Fresh Diagnose?
Fresh Diagnose is an utility designed to analyze and benchmark your
computer system. It can analyze and benchmark many kinds of hardware,
such as CPU performance, hard disk performance, video system
information, mainboard information, and more!
Key features of Fresh Diagnose:
System Information: Scanning your system and give a complete report
about your computer's hardware and software, for examples: mainboard
information, video system information, PCI/AGP buses information,
peripheral (keyboard, mouse, printer, etc.) information, network
information.
System Benchmarks: Testing your system performance, such as CPU, hard
disk, CD/DVD ROM, and compare it with other systems
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Example entry from BenchmarkHQ
"AltiPCI
OS: WinNT/2k/XP Download[Link] Homepage[Link] Rating: 4/5 - 139K
Freeware
AltiPCI displays detailed PCI statistics of all devices in a Windows
NT/2000/XP Pro X86 based system. A few features include GUI hex dump
for each device, standard vendor, device, & class descriptions,
multi-function device breakdown, general class descriptions for
prototyping, easy device autoscroll buttons, subvendor & subsystem
information and buttons to generate and save detailed reports of local
PCI 2.3 devices."
BillR
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Sweet Andy Licious
BillR you do good work; that was the most comprehensive answer yet. Thanks.BillR said:[email protected] said:where can i locate a freeware program that tells me about all the
hardware -motherboard details and so on in my computer? had a nice
one that
let you print out the details but computer went down and lost it.
also had
a site where you could watch movies for free on line? thank you
In addition to Belarc, aida32, and Sandra, I think Computer Profiler
in Karen's PowerTools provides much of the system info you seek
(freeware(?) for personal use). Fresh Diagnose probably would
suffice but I have never used it (registerware for "personal/private
use" plus weekly email).
Belarc is probably easiest with Karen's close behind. aida32 is _not_
hard to use and provides a wealth of information even across networks.
Hard to believe aida32 is free for personal use and registerware for
commercial use! Depending upon your purpose, try looking through
benchmarkhq.ru for many more possibilities to evaluate.
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/powertools.asp
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptprofiler.asp#Download
http://www.freshdevices.com/freshdiag.html
http://www.benchmarkhq.ru/english.html?/be_common.html
N.B., some information is dated (e.g., Bonzai System Viewer is now
shareware).
-----
Description from Karen's Computer Profiler (Download) page
"Learn more than 200 interesting facts about your computer. Details
about your CPU, memory, operating system, even your computer's power
source, are all displayed. You can also copy the information to the
Windows clipboard, and paste it into a document for permanent
storage."
-----
Description from Fresh Diagnose (Details) page
"What's Fresh Diagnose?
Fresh Diagnose is an utility designed to analyze and benchmark your
computer system. It can analyze and benchmark many kinds of hardware,
such as CPU performance, hard disk performance, video system
information, mainboard information, and more!
Key features of Fresh Diagnose:
System Information: Scanning your system and give a complete report
about your computer's hardware and software, for examples: mainboard
information, video system information, PCI/AGP buses information,
peripheral (keyboard, mouse, printer, etc.) information, network
information.
System Benchmarks: Testing your system performance, such as CPU, hard
disk, CD/DVD ROM, and compare it with other systems
-----
Example entry from BenchmarkHQ
"AltiPCI
OS: WinNT/2k/XP Download[Link] Homepage[Link] Rating: 4/5 - 139K
Freeware
AltiPCI displays detailed PCI statistics of all devices in a Windows
NT/2000/XP Pro X86 based system. A few features include GUI hex dump
for each device, standard vendor, device, & class descriptions,
multi-function device breakdown, general class descriptions for
prototyping, easy device autoscroll buttons, subvendor & subsystem
information and buttons to generate and save detailed reports of local
PCI 2.3 devices."
BillR
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BillR
BillR you do good work; that was the most comprehensive answer yet. Thanks.
Thanks. BTW, I poked around for a minute earlier today in the archive
Lord Possum mentioned on Sept 2nd. I noticed several program
descriptions that discussed low level cpu information. The category
page below is in German, but all the descriptions I glanced at were in
English. (As a culturally deprived monolingualist, "Thank goodness.")
Son of Spy noted that the downloads are FTP links.
http://cyberia.dnsalias.com/Windows.App.Htm
BillR