dotNETInspector

dotNETInspector is a small-sized software tool that provides users with a simple means of determining the .NET Framework versions installed on your PC and save results to a custom location on the HDD.

The upper hand of a portable app

This also comes packed with a portable edition, which enables you to easily bypass the installation process. As a result, it is not going to add any new items to the Windows registry and hard drive without your approval, and no leftovers will remain on the disk after removal.
Another noteworthy aspect is that you can easily copy the program files to an external data device and thus run dotNETInspector on any computer you come in contact with, by simply clicking the executable.

Simple-to-handle environment and a few options to configure

You are met with a pretty plain and simple layout, as it only enclose a small menu bar and a pane in which to view the details that interest you. Although no Help contents are incorporated, all types of users can work with it, regardless of their previous experience with computers.
The main window only displays a list with all the available .NET Framework packs available and their status (installed or not). It is possible to easily save this list to a custom location using a TXT format, while you can also copy items to the Clipboard using a TXT or HTML text format.

Conclusion and performance

CPU and memory usage is low at all times and therefore, the computer’s performance is not going to be hampered. The interface is intuitive, the response time is quite good and our tests did not reveal any errors, crashes or hangs. Taking all of this into consideration, we can safely say dotNETInspector is a pretty efficient piece of software.