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Create a full system profile & diagnostic report with LookInMyPC

LookInMyPC is a freeware system diagnostic utility for Windows that will generate a complete and comprehensive system profile that includes information on all installed hardware and software.

Additionally, it provides details on running processes, services, startup item, updates & hot fixes, active network/ Internet connections, TCP/IP port usage, and much more.

All this is provided in an easy to read, formatted report that you can view and print using your web browser.

Many items have hyperlink, so you can quickly and easily "Google" them to find out what they are or if some programs might be spyware or viruses.

Moreover this utility allows you to send the report as an email ZIP file attachment to a tech support or help desk person.

Download LookInMyPC for windows 7, Vista and XP [via]

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  1. Thanks for sharing. A Great application.

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