Developers likely already know about dxdiag, a good tool to get information related to graphics. However, did you know about msinfo32?
Msinfo32 and it's predecessors (msd, winmsd) have shipped with DOS and Windows for quite some time. These tools are a great one-stop-shop to get information about a machine: device memory mappings, drivers, environment variables, startup programs, history of program crashes, etc...
Msinfo32 is easy to launch and save a computer's data to a single binary or export to a text file, which you can examine on other computers. Handy to know about when you're debugging across several machines.
Thanks for the tip, looks very inclusive!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about it, thanks for the great tips! :D
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