We all like to have an idea of what is inside our computers. There are a lot of programs out there that do a rundown of all the programs, system information and more for your PC. The question I have for you is, do they stack up to SysJewel?

SysJewel is a free program that can be used to gather the complete information about your system. Here is what the developers have to say about it:

SysJewel collects system information from the complete list of hardware including the Input Devices, Mass Storage Devices, Mother Board, Controllers, Ports, BIOS, Networking Devices, Power Devices, Printers, Modems, Video Controllers, Cooling Device all in a very detailed way.

So what are the features? Software information include the Drivers, COM, Desktop Information, File System Information, Memory and Page Files, Multimedia Related Information, Network Drivers, Detailed Operating System Settings Information, Processes, Threads, Registry, Services, Shares, Start Menu, Event Log, Windows Product Information and more.

It is totally free to use and distribute. If you register your version, you can then unlock the ability to connect to a remote machine and gather its information as well. Not too many other tools let you do that.

The price is right, and the features are plentiful, so give it a shot and let me know what you think.

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