WinAudit - Free PC Audit Utility
WinAudit is a free software utility that collects
information about Windows based personal computers. The program is completely
portable, represented by a single file that requires no installation.
WinAudit is designed to produce a comprehensive audit
with virtually no effort in a few seconds. You can save the output in web page,
rich text and comma separated formats. Exporting to popular database is
supported. WinAudit can be run at the command line allowing you to automate
your data gathering.
WinAudit is freeware, which means that it comes at no
cost whatsoever. You may make as many verbatim copies of the program as you
desire and distribute them to anyone.
Screenshots
Auditing Your
Computer
Start Windows Explorer and go to the folder where you
saved WinAudit.exe, double-click on the program to start it. Normally, the
program will automatically begin collecting data. If not, click the Audit
button on the toolbar.
WinAudit can generate copious amounts of information that
is of interest only to the specialist user. To tailor the audit report's
content, on menu select View + Audit Options and check the boxes that interest
you. Next, click Apply to start auditing your computer.
System Overview
The computer's identification, asset/service tags and an
overview of its resources.
Installed Software
Itemized list of installed software, licenses, usage etc.
Operating System
Name, registration and version details.
Peripherals
Lists standard peripherals as well as network printers
for which connection information is stored locally. WinAudit does not
interrogate remote/networked peripherals.
Security
Entries from the security log, open ports, important
security settings as well as software and updates.
Groups and Users
Groups and user accounts. Includes details on policies,
password ages etc.
Scheduled Tasks
Lists the software programs, set to run at scheduled
intervals.
Uptime Statistics
Statistics based on system availability, start-ups and
shutdowns.
Error Logs
Errors posted by the operating system, services and
applications to system log files.
Environment
Variables
The environment variables used for running process.
Regional Settings
Date, time and currency settings used by the current
user.
Windows Network
Details of connected sessions, files in use and shared
resources.
Network TCP/IP
Shows adapter names, IP addresses and other network
related parameters.
Hardware Devices
A list of devices in and attached to the computer.
Display
Capabilities
A summary of the displays characteristics and supported
features.
Display Adapters
A list of the computer's display adapters, also known as
graphics cards.
Installed Printers
Locally installed printers only; network printers are
ignored by design.
BIOS Version
System and video identification and dates.
System Management
Extensive information ranging from chassis to system
slots to memory devices.
Processors
Name, speed, instructions, cache etc.
Memory
RAM and swap file usage.
Physical Disks
Disk detection showing capacity, manufacturer, serial
number etc.
Drives
Details of usage and geometry. Network drives are ignored
by design.
Communication Ports
Parallel and serial ports for peripherals.
Startup Programs
Itemized list of automatically started programs.
Services
Itemized list of installed services
Running Programs
List of programs currently in use with a brief
description and memory usage.
ODBC Information
The Open Database Connectivity drivers and data source
names found on the computer.
OLE DB Drivers
The OLE DB drivers installed on the computer.
Software Metering
Shows a list of programs that have been used and how
often.
User Logon
Statistics
Shows summary statistics of the users that have logged on
to the computer.
Website: https://winaudit.codeplex.com/
Latest release download: https://winaudit.codeplex.com/releases/view/133010
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