PC-Scope Inventory - PC System Info Software

In the era of plug and play and Windows 95/98/NT/XP and 2000, it is especially important to see how a PC is configured, which exact efficiency characteristics it presents and how well the single components work together.

PC-Scope Inventory is ideal for inventory and asset management also. Protect your company against unfair "Warranty" issues and rid yourself of the "He said - She said" syndrome. You can do this by establishing a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) by running the PC-Scope Inventory on each PC before it leaves your shop. Also, PC-Scope Inventory should be run each time a PC comes in for repair prior to your technician(s) ever opening the case. THE REPORT TELLS IT ALL. You will have written documentation to confirm when a hardware component was added or removed and any changes made to the IRQ, DMA or I/O Addresses.

HARDWARE and SYSTEM: Processor with processor type, clock frequency and cache (up to Pentium 4, AMD K5/6, Athlon, Celeron and Cyrix 6 x 86), and always updating for new processors.

SPEED TEST: of processors and memory interface.

BOARD and BIOS: Bios-extension and chip set for PCI with connected devices.

PLUG and PLAY: with installation structure, ISA & ESCD, system device list, ESCD, RF, SMBios, Bios Boot, ARM ID, configuration manager, primary boot device, ACPI,....

CMOS RAM: details and table Back up in / restore from file.

INTERRUPT VECTORS:
PORTS (parallel, serial, Game, PMCIA, USB, AGP, Fire Wire)

BI-DIRECTIONAL TEST: for parallel and serial ports (with optional loop back test plugs)

NETWORK CARDS: all PCI-cards as well as token ring and Ethernet (both also ISA).

GRAPHIC and SOUND CARDS:
VESA BIOS extensions
BIOS Datasegment
IRQ assignment

OPERATING SYSTEM:
TYPE and VERSION (DOS, Windows, OS/2, ....)
Environment variables
DOS system variables
System file tables (SFTs) and other system data/system settings (i.e. break, verify, code pages)
Devices and Drivers
Country specific settings
Windows-Module (i.e. VxDs, GDI)

WINDOWS SERVICES:
Additional WINDOWS program for more information:
Version and flags, system parameter, resources, memory, tasks, modules, swap file, shell.

MEMORY:
DOS memory assignment listed
Memory manager with OICTL-Interface (MS EMM386, Novell EMM386, QEMM386, RM386, MIVEMM)
RAM/ROM extensions with VGA Bios and UMB memory
Speed - different comparison and cacheable area
Memory dump
Extensive memory tests of complete memory.

SOFTWARE:
Mouse Driver and Network
Installed resident programs
Operating system service and extensions like AMIS, APM, Hyperware, VDS and much more.

LOGICAL DRIVES:
Media Information
Size and statistic as well as open files
Directory tree and structure
CD table of contents
CD ROM Benchmarks
Driver, Media and Hardware details
DPB (Drive Parameter Block)
Edit volume label
Backup in boot sector in / restore from data

PHYSICAL DRIVES:
Partition table, Back up, restore from file
IBM/MS Int13 Extensions
Disc manager and Benchmarks
(E)IDE drive recognition 4 x 2 devices
SCSI Host adapter, drives and devices
Disc Cache and online compression

Configuration files of DOS and WINDOWS

Extensive and detailed online documentation (Help-System) and hand book

BATCH MODE:
Performs even without interaction, free configuration possible. Output on COM1-4, LPT 1-3 or on file