# hwinfo
A simple command line tool that displays useful system information.
Example:
<img width="631" alt="hwinfon" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b9fc25c5-944a-4744-ba6d-493077f491d5" />
## Usage
Just run:
hwinfo
There are no command line flags or arguments.
## Details
The information displayed includes:
- System Information:
- Model Name
- Service Tag or Serial Number
- BIOS Version
- SMBIOS Version
- CPU Information:
- Name
- Speed
- Number of cores
- Video Card Name
- Total System Memory
- Number of memory slots
- List of installed memory modules with following info for each:
- DIMM number
- Capacity
- Operating System Information:
- OS Name (eg. Microsoft Windows 10 Pro)
- Windows version
- Windows build number
- Hostname
- Domain or workgroup name
- User information:
- local username
- registered email
- List of physical storage drives along with:
- Model Name
- Capacity
- List of logical storage volumes along with:
- Drive letter
- Volume Name
- Remote Name
- Capacity
- Free space
- List of active network adapters along with :
- NIC Name
- MAC Adresses (if available)
- DHCP Status
- IP Addresses
- Default Gateway
- DNS Servers
The output is colorized on the terminal, but can be piped into a file as plain text.
## Installing
Install via `cargo`:
cargo install https://github.com/maciakl/dashword/
This tool is also distributed via `scoop` (see [scoop.sh](https://scoop.sh)).
First, you need to add my bucket:
scoop bucket add maciak https://github.com/maciakl/bucket
Next simply run:
scoop install maciak/hwinfo
If you don't want to use `scoop` you can simply download the executable from the release page and extract it somewhere in your path.