Clicking anything calls up a more detailed view of the component's operating conditions and statistics. The left-hand navigation window lists Summary, which gives a handy system overview, as well as CPU, RAM, and so on. Speccy's sleek dialog, gray tones, and small but crisp and colorful icons give a modern look to the familiar Windows interface. It even displays the temperature of compatible hardware.
It shows the brand, model, version, driver, file, location, capacity, operating condition, and other data about your system's CPU, motherboard, RAM, graphics card, disk drives, optical drives, audio, peripherals, network, and operating system. Its mission is to collect and display more-detailed information about your hardware and its performance than is offered by Windows, even the latest versions. I'll report back if I succeed with this.Piriform's Speccy is a nifty little system information utility. I'm thinking that if Microsoft allows you to upgrade from 8 to 8.1 via the Store for free, then the same key should work for both versions, at least on an OEM machine where the key is somehow "embedded" into the machine's BIOS to allow for hands-off activation after re-installing Windows. This will save me from upgrading to 8.1 via the Store after installing. iso and see if the Windows 8 Activation Key works. iso, I'm going to try using a Windows 8.1. I've decided to try something a bit different from my original plan. Yesterday I rounded up all the hardware drivers needed and some of the HP applications I want to retain, and copied them to a USB flash drive.
So it looks like Speccy works with Windows 7 but fails with Windows 8 in this regard. I downloaded ProduKey from Nirsoft and Windows 9 Product Key Viewer from the mydigitallife forum, and their results are both in agreement with Belarc Advisor as to the Windows 8 Activation Key. Hello to all - I'd like to thank everyone for their responses on this.
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