WMI Asset Logger

WMI Asset Logger is a software program dedicated specifically to Windows XP users, and aids people in gathering a lot of information about your network and computer, as well as manage systems remotely.

Clear-cut interface

The installation process does not take very long, while the interface you come across is quite well-organized and clean. It is comprised of a menu bar, several buttons, a few boxes and some panes in which to display various information.
Help contents are not comprised, which might mean that some non-experienced users might have a few difficulties in find their way around WMI Asset Logger.

Information available and managing a PC remotely

This utility enables you to scan your network and view information about the computers detected on it, such as BIOS name, status, IP addresses, manufacturer, model, serial number, CPU type and speed, memory, operating system and current user.
Aside from that, you can select a PC and ban it or delete its results, as well as remotely connect to it, install apps, stop and start the XP firewall service, reboot or shutdown the machine after a specified period of time.

View running processes and save all data to a file

It is possible to view all running processes on a specific system, bring up WMI based and general details, and all the files shared on the PC.
Last but not least, you should know you can import TXT documents and analyze data from them, as well as save all the gathered information to a MDB, XLS, HTML or CSV file, with just a click of the button. Multiple keyboard shortcuts are available for almost all operations, yet you should know that they cannot be customized.

A final assessment

The computer’s performance is not going to be affected at all, as this tool does not require a large amount of resources in order to work properly. The response time is quite good and the interface is friendly to most users, yet some Help documentation would be a great addition.
All things considered, it is safe to say WMI Asset Logger is a pretty efficient piece of software for those who still use Windows XP as their operating system.