Collect the reports
On every PC in the room: HWiNFO (Report → Create → HTML) or AIDA64 (Report → Report Wizard → HTML). Portable builds run from a USB stick without installation, even on Windows 7. Put the files in one folder.
Collect the reports from every computer in the room, drop them here together — and get a summary table: processor, memory, drives, network, OS for each machine. Plus a CSV for inventory import and an Excel file by email. The first report — no strings attached; for the rest we ask for an email. Just one PC? You want the PC passport.
The files are processed in the browser and never uploaded. Only the extracted fields go by email — the Excel file is built from them.
| # | PC name | Type | Processor | Memory | Storage | Graphics | MAC | OS | Remove |
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Mark laptops yourself: the reports do not always make it obvious. A row can be removed with the cross. Row order = workstation numbers in the CSV.
A report takes a minute on each PC, but merging them into a table by hand is the same evening you lose to inventory every year. Here it takes ten seconds.
On every PC in the room: HWiNFO (Report → Create → HTML) or AIDA64 (Report → Report Wizard → HTML). Portable builds run from a USB stick without installation, even on Windows 7. Put the files in one folder.
The first report is parsed right away. For the rest, enter your email: it is both the key to the table and the address for the Excel file with two sheets — a human one and one in the import format.
A room summary, a table with every field, a CSV for SmartOKS, copy into your own spreadsheet. Mark the laptops, remove what does not belong, add inventory numbers — and the room is on record.
The summary above the table counts the PCs, how many have an SSD, the memory range and the machines on legacy OS — a ready argument for the fleet-refresh conversation.
The CSV from this page has exactly the columns of the SmartOKS device import template. The system checks the file before anything is imported and shows where an inventory number is missing.