PC Informer

PC Informer specializes in gathering and presenting system information to Windows users. So if you have a Windows-powered machine and you want to know what’s “under the hood”, PC Informer will tell you all you need to know. It provides information about your processor brand and mode, how much RAM memory you have, how much disk space you have, and a lot more. Some may even say that it provides a bit too much system info.

The PC Informer installation file is a lightweight 829KB in size. Download this file (should only take a moment), run it, and you will be presented with a setup wizard; it will guide you through the steps you need to take in order to install the application on your Windows-powered machine. You can install PC Informer on any Windows edition you want, including XP, Vista, 7, and 8 (32 and 64-bit flavors).

There are multiple tabs at the top of the application’s interface, each corresponding to certain information PC Informer can provide about your system: Hardware Info, Data Storage, Memory, System Info, Network, User Account & Security, Developer, Utility, and About. Each tab features a dropdown menu that lists multiple types of information PC Informer can get for you.

Using PC Informer is a fairly simple process. First up you must select a tab from the upper part of the application’s interface. Say you want to learn more about your processor – so select the Hardware Info tab. Next up, you must use the dropdown menu from the upper left hand corner to select the correct entry; in this case it is the processor one. Once you do so, PC Informer will gather and present info about your processor in the main panel on its interface.

By using these tabs and the dropdown menus, you can access a wealth of information about your system. Experienced users will find this functionality quite useful. Novices may feel overwhelmed by all the choices.

PC Informer is a free application. You will not have to part with your hard earned money to enjoy the functionality PC Informer has to offer.

From a centralized location, the PC Informer interface, you can access tons of info about your Windows-powered machine.