WinSysReport

A simple yet powerful Windows batch script that generates a comprehensive system report covering:

• Operating System: Basic system information (systeminfo)
• CPU: Name, cores, logical processors
• Memory: Capacity, manufacturer, speed
• BIOS: Manufacturer, name, version, release date
• Motherboard: Manufacturer, product, version, serial number
• Graphics Card: Name, driver version, RAM, processor
• Network: Complete IP configuration (ipconfig /all)
• Logical Drives: Filesystem, free space (GB), total size (GB)
• Physical Disk Drives: Model, interface, media type, serial number
• Installed Programs: Software name, version

Table of Contents

• About
• Preview
• Usage
• Customization
• License
• Contributing

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About

WinSysReport is a single batch script (.bat) that consolidates multiple Windows command-line and PowerShell tools to gather detailed system hardware and software information. The script outputs everything to a single SystemReport.txt file for easy review and auditing.

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Preview

An example of the output you might see in SystemReport.txt:

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SYSTEM INFORMATION:
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Host Name:                YOUR-PC
OS Name:                  Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
OS Version:               10.0.19044 N/A Build 19044
System Type:              x64-based PC
...

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CPU INFORMATION:
(Properties are listed as Name=Value):
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Name=Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz
NumberOfCores=6
NumberOfLogicalProcessors=12
...

[...and so on...]

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Usage

1. Download/Clone the Repository

   • Clone the repo or download it as a zip.

2. Locate the Batch File

   • Inside the repository, find the script: SystemReport.bat.

3. Run the Script

   • Right-click on SystemReport.bat and select Run as administrator.
   • The script automatically creates SystemReport.txt in the same folder.

4. View the Report

   • Open SystemReport.txt to inspect the full hardware and software overview of your Windows system.

Note: Some commands (especially those using wmic and certain PowerShell queries) may require administrator privileges to run properly.

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Customization

• Sections: You can remove or comment out sections you don’t need—e.g., if you’re not interested in BIOS data, simply remove or comment out the BIOS INFORMATION block.
• Output File Location: Change the path of outputfile in the script if you want the report saved somewhere else.
• Formatting: Adjust or rearrange the echo statements to customize how the final report is structured.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You’re free to use, modify, and distribute this script; see the license file for details.

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Contributing

Contributions and suggestions are welcome! If you’d like to:

• Report a Bug: Please open an issue with details on how to reproduce it.
• Suggest an Enhancement: Open an issue or submit a pull request with a clear description of your idea.
• Submit a Pull Request: Fork the project, create a feature branch, commit your changes, and open a pull request to this repository.

Thank you for checking out WinSysReport! We hope you find it useful for quickly auditing and documenting Windows system details.

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Happy auditing! If this script saves you time or helps you in any way, consider giving the repository a ⭐ on GitHub.