Learn how to use MSINFO32 to gather and display information about your computer hardware, system components, and software environment. Find out how to run MSINFO32 from the command prompt with different switches and parameters.

Learn how to use the PC Health Check app to see if your device meets the system requirements for Windows 11 after changing hardware. Find out how to manually refresh the eligibility assessment and troubleshoot issues with the app.

Learn how to use the Program Install and Uninstall troubleshooter to fix corrupted registry keys, update data, and blockages that prevent you from installing or removing programs. Download the troubleshooter and follow the steps it provides.

Learn how to use the Microsoft Hardware Diagnostic tool (Hwinfo.exe) to view and troubleshoot hardware devices or software issues. The tool provides color-coded information, view and filter options, and resource summary.

Learn how to use MSINFO32 to gather and display information about your computer hardware, system components, and software environment. Find out how to run MSINFO32 from the command prompt with different switches and parameters.

Learn how to use PC Health Check app to check your device health, Windows 11 eligibility, and troubleshoot performance issues. Find out how to install, update, and access the app features and settings.

You run the Msinfo32.exe tool to open System Information window, or run with /nfo or /report switch to save an exported file. In this scenario, you may receive an error message in the details pane of the System Information window.

Learn how to use various built-in tools to customize and monitor your Windows device. Find out how to access and use the System Configuration tool, which lets you manage Windows' startup items and services.

Learn how to check which version of DirectX is on your PC using the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. Find out how to update DirectX using Windows Update or install the latest version for your Windows version.

After you run the Microsoft System Information 7.0 (MSInfo32.exe), if you view the Application log in the Event Viewer, there may be one or more instances of the warning Event ID 63: