Simple System Information Checker

Simple System Information Checker is a tiny application that provides you with some basic hardware and software-related information about your computer, such as OS name, architecture type, number of processors, and system language. It's useful whenever you need to find out this data quickly when preparing to purchase new hardware components by looking them up online, for instance.

No installation needed, besides .NET Framework

The app doesn't need any other installation aside from .NET Framework, since it was built with the help of Microsoft's software framework.
It's packed in just one file, which can be copied anywhere on the local disk or a removable storage unit to deploy it on any PC directly, provided that it has this framework installed. Unlike typical installers, it doesn't create new entries in the system registry or generate files or folders on the HDD. Deleting this file is the only step required for uninstallation.

Seamlessly view hardware and software details

As far as the GUI is concerned, Simple System Information Checker has only one window, which automatically collects and shows system-associated information as soon as it's fired up.
This data includes the operating system name, version, built and service pack, whether or not it's the second edition, architecture type (32 or 64 bits), and computer name.
Moreover, you can find out the name of the currently logged user, path to the Windows directory, number of processes, kernel type, screen resolution, and system language. All these details can be saved as a plain text document for closer inspection by indicating the destination folder and file name.

Simple, yet speedy sys info viewer

Although it's not as feature-rich as other utilities out there dedicated to system analysis, Simple System Information Checker comes in handy for those looking for this kind of details without too much hassle. It's geared not only to expert PC users but also to casual ones. Unsurprisingly from such a compact utility, system resources consumption was minimal in our tests.