Inspect your PC with Auslogics System Information
Auslogics System Information collects Windows, software, hardware, and peripheral details in categorized views. It also provides live performance monitoring and reports you can share when seeking help.
Use it to establish what is installed before troubleshooting or planning a change. A hardware inventory gives context, but does not by itself diagnose the cause of a fault.
Find hardware and software details
Browse processor, memory, motherboard, connected-device, and installed-software information. Windows components and technologies such as DirectX and OpenGL are also covered.
For example, record the device model and software context when investigating an application problem. Compare the relevant category rather than relying on a general description such as a laptop being old or slow.
Observe resource usage during your workload
Live views track CPU, GPU, storage, memory, and network activity and help identify resource-heavy processes.
Watch a familiar task from start to finish and note when the delay occurs. High activity can be expected during demanding work, so connect a reading to the task involved before deciding that something needs to be changed.
Review laptop battery information
A dedicated battery section shows usage patterns and charging history, including time spent in hibernation.
Compare observations across similar sessions rather than treating one short reading as a complete assessment. Battery information can help document a concern, but cannot guarantee future runtime or repair worn hardware.
Prepare a report for technical support
The built-in sharing workflow lets you view a report and upload it to Auslogics servers. Sharing controls include how long the information remains accessible.
Inspect the report and intended recipient before uploading or forwarding a link. Include a clear description of the issue, when it began, and what you have already tried so the technical details have useful context.
Keep observations separate from repairs
System Information focuses on collecting and displaying information. A process using substantial resources is an observation to investigate, rather than an instruction to remove software or alter system settings.
If further action is needed, choose it around the identified task. For driver checks, see Auslogics Driver Updater; for temperature and power profiles, review Auslogics ChillMate.
Compare a change with the same baseline
Collect relevant details before a hardware or software change, then review the same categories afterward. Keep the workload similar when comparing live activity.
Record what changed and whether the original symptom remains. This makes a support conversation more useful than a series of unrelated adjustments, and helps distinguish a configuration change from an actual improvement.