System Info - See Your System Specs

How to See Your System Specs with "System Info"​

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System Info is free Seven Forums program that CyberZeus has kindly made for us. It let's you easily see all of your system information, and has an option to make filling out your system specs here at Seven Forums easier to do.

Here's How:
1. Click on either Download button below to download and save the SystemInfo.exe file to your desktop.
(EXE file)

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(ZIP file)

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2. Run the SystemInfo.exe file.
NOTE: This is a standalone .exe file that only runs and does not install anything on your computer. If you would like to stop getting the Run prompt, then unblocking the SystemInfo.exe file will stop it.

3. After System Info loads, you will see a summary of your system's information.
NOTE: There's a Edit System Specs link at the bottom right that will take you to your system specs here at Seven Forums.

4. Do either step 5 or 6 below for how you would like to fill out your system specs at Seven Forums.

5. To Automatically Fill Out your System Specs at Seven Forums
NOTE: This step can only be done using Internet Explorer.
A) In System Info, click on Options (menu bar), Settings, select (dot) Automatic Mode, and click on OK. (see screenshots below)

B) Click on the Edit System Spec link at the bottom right corner of System Info. (see left screenshot above)

C) If you are not already, log in to Seven Forums in the new IE Seven Forums' Site window that just opened. (see screenshot below)

D) Click on the Set info button at the top left corner to automatically enter the information from System Info into your system specs at Seven Forums, then click on the Save Changes button at the bottom to save them. (see screenshot below)

6. To Manually Fill Out your System Specs at Seven Forums
A) Clicking on each device icon will give you a pop-up with more detailed information about that device.





B) In System Info, click on Options (menu bar), Settings, select (dot) Manual Mode, and click on OK. (see screenshots below)

C) Click on the Edit System Spec link at the bottom right corner of System Info. (see left screenshot above)

D) You can now use the information in System Info to fill out your system specs at Seven Forums by clicking on the button to the right of a system spec in System Info to copy it to the clipboard, then right click in a system specs field at Seven Forums like below and click on Paste. When finished filling out your system specs, be sure to click on the Save Changes button at the bottom to save them.

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[kado897]

There is no chance it was in the start folder is there?

 

[Brink]

I download and install the specs and it messed up my laptop screen. After the welcome page all the desktop icon and everything was gone. After ı deleted the program it went back to normal itself. Although I have a partially black screen problem. It happens sometimes and it comes and goes on the screen.

Hello Rose,

Yeah, I'm thinking it must be something else as well since this standalone exe file (specs) doesn't install anything on your computer.

What's the issue with your partially black screen problem, and when did it start to happen?

 

[Rose1]

I download and install the specs and it messed up my laptop screen. After the welcome page all the desktop icon and everything was gone. After ı deleted the program it went back to normal itself. Although I have a partially black screen problem. It happens sometimes and it comes and goes on the screen.

Hello Rose,

Yeah, I'm thinking it must be something else as well since this standalone exe file (specs) doesn't install anything on your computer.

What's the issue with your partially black screen problem, and when did it start to happen?

The partially black screen is when I'm online with firefox 6.01 and it started few days ago. It comes up and it goes away by itself.

 

[CyberZeus]

Hi Rose1, I'm really sorry but the tool I developed doesn't need to be installed, nor it writes data on your PC.
It simply reads your PC infos and display them.

It's unlikely that it messed up your pc.

Anyway, can you post a print screen to show us your issue?

 

[Rose1]

Its hard to post a screenshot because it comes and goes secondly.

 

[Brink]

I download and install the specs and it messed up my laptop screen. After the welcome page all the desktop icon and everything was gone. After ı deleted the program it went back to normal itself. Although I have a partially black screen problem. It happens sometimes and it comes and goes on the screen.

Hello Rose,

Yeah, I'm thinking it must be something else as well since this standalone exe file (specs) doesn't install anything on your computer.

What's the issue with your partially black screen problem, and when did it start to happen?

The partially black screen is when I'm online with firefox 6.01 and it started few days ago. It comes up and it goes away by itself.

Since it only started doing this a few days ago, you might consider doing a system restore using a restore point dated before this started to see if it may be able to fix it.

 

[kado897]

Running sfc /scannow from an elevated command prompt will make sure windows is ok.

 

[Britton30]

Rose has this... http://www.sevenforums.com/graphic-cards/183990-black-screen-2.html#post1558909

 

[CyberZeus]

Rose has this... http://www.sevenforums.com/graphic-cards/183990-black-screen-2.html#post1558909

Ok, but why she said it's my tool fault?

 

[Brink]

Rose just had a misunderstanding with their relation to the issue. That's all.

 

[Rose1]

Rose has this... http://www.sevenforums.com/graphic-cards/183990-black-screen-2.html#post1558909

Ok, but why she said it's my tool fault?

Atfer I installed your tool my laptop desktop screen didn't show my icon and all. That's ok though
Your tool has nothing to do with my black screen fault.

 

[Britton30]

CyberZeus I was pointing out Rose had a thread about her black screen started. Your tool has nothing to do with that. The System specs tool is wonderful and helpful.

 

[CyberZeus]

Ok, I understood

 

[FranzB]

I downloaded it to documents/downloads of a user account and ran it. No problems.
Neat, little program. Thanks, CyberZeus and Brink.

 

[CyberZeus]

I downloaded it to documents/downloads of a user account and ran it. No problems.
Neat, little program. Thanks, CyberZeus and Brink.

You're welcome!

 

[agibson8891]

How to- System Specs

Hello, I am new to the Window's forum and I'm somewhat IT challenged, lol. I tried to download your systeminfo.exe and received the attatched error message (I used the snippet tool and hope I did it properly).

 

[Brink]

Hello Gibson, and welcome to Seven Forums.

That should be available in your Windows Updates to install.

 

[CyberZeus]

Hello, I am new to the Window's forum and I'm somewhat IT challenged, lol. I tried to download your systeminfo.exe and received the attatched error message (I used the snippet tool and hope I did it properly).

Hello, you have to update your system with Windows Update, so you'll have Microsoft .NET Framework 4 installed. System Infos requires it.

Bye
CyberZeus

 

[agibson8891]

I already have MS.Net Framework 4 installed, but I believe my computer is being controlled remotely and I am unable to access and change many applications and functions. I know there is another administrator acct that uses certificates to login and this administrator also controls the bios system. This is one reason I have been so frustrated....I'm still learning about computers so therefore even though I know it's being controlled remotely, I don't know what to do.

 

[Brink]

Gibson,

For that issue, I would recommend to create a new thread for it in the System Security forum area. In addition, if you are able to, scan your system at boot with Microsoft Standalone System Sweeper to help make sure your system is clean.