System Information Tools

You wanted to know what’s inside the computer, but are scared of complicated and tedious research or picking up the screwdriver. The SupportDock System Information Tool will give you all the information about the hardware that’s installed in the computer including:

The Support Dock System Information collects system information, such as devices that are installed in your computer, or device drivers that are installed, and provides a easy access menu for displaying the associated system data.

You can use The Support Dock System Information to diagnose computer problems. For example, if you are having issues with the computer display, you can use the Support Dock System Information to determine what display adapter is installed on your computer, and view the current status of the installed drivers.

The Support Dock System Information maintains a history of device drivers that are installed on your computer. If you are unsure of a computer's recent history, you can use the Support Dock System Information to better understand what has happened in the past. If a device does not work correctly, and its history indicates a recent upgrade to a new driver, replace that driver with the original driver, and test to see if doing so resolves the issue.

How it Works?

The SupportDock System Information is a utility which lets you view at a glance all the details of your system. In a easy to use and user friendly interface, it provides you with complete information about your system.

The SupportDock System Information helps you to know about your system more so that you work more efficiently.

The SupportDock System Information has been divided into ten modules. Each module provides you with information about different aspects of your system.

Overview

It provides you information about the computer type, BIOS, hardware used, drive space filled and free, adapter, IE version and lot more.

Memory

This module displays all the applications and services running on your system. It show memory used of each of these applications and services. It provides a graphical representation of the free, used and selected memory.

Windows

Under General Windows Information you will get the details about your Windows version, default browser, default email client, Windows Id and number of software installed.
Under Local Settings you will get information about the locale settings like Language and Country Id, Time zone, DVD zone and Date & Time format.

Display

This includes Monitor settings, Resolution settings, Adapter information and DirectX version. You can click any of the particular information to view details. Under Other Device Information you will get information about Driver, Color, Fonts and Pixel, etc

.Graphical representation of all the Processes, Physical memory and Page file usage history will also be displayed.

IO Devices

Under this option you will get information about the input and output devices attached to your system. This module is divided into three sub modules, namely Ports, Printers and Audio Devices. In Printers you will get a list of all the printers installed on your system.

System Devices

Under System Devices you will get important information about your Processor and BIOS.

Drives

Select a drive from the list of drives to view information like total disk space, total space used, total free space, information about the tracks and cylinders, logical information like disk serial number and file compression.

A graphical representation shows the available and used disk space.

Communication

This module is divided into three sub modules, namely Adapter General Information, TCP/IP General Information and WinSock General Information.

Performance

This module shows the current status of your system. It has been divided into three sub modules namely Kernel, Physical Memory and Paging.

DirectX

DirectX Components provides access to the capabilities of your display and audio cards, which enable programs to provide realistic three-dimensional (3-D) graphics and immersive music and audio effects. DirectX is a set of low-level Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that provides Windows programs with high-performance hardware-accelerated multimedia support.

DirectX enables the program to easily determine the hardware capabilities of your computer, and then sets the program parameters to match. This allows multimedia software programs to run on any Windows-based computer with DirectX compatible hardware and drivers and ensures that the multimedia programs take full advantage of high-performance hardware.

DirectX contains a set of APIs that provide access to the advanced features of high-performance hardware, such as 3-D graphics acceleration chips and sound cards.

This module has been divided into three sub modules, namely Direct3D, Music and Direct Play.