Webroot System Analyzer is a system information tool that looks inside a system and gives you a quick assessment plus a detailed report on all aspects of hardware, OS, and installed applications.

The program works quickly but does not do what you would initially think. We assumed it was more of a system information tool, but it's more of an overall system checker than anything else. It can look over your system and return a score based on a handful of things. Most advanced users and technicians would already be aware of the information it provides. That said, it also runs on servers, and we can see the value for an IT department.

Interestingly, the only advice it gave was wrong. It misidentified a quad-core i7-3770 processor as a single-core processor. In the program's defense, we've seen this poor CPU detection with many other programs as well, so hardly a deal-breaker.

If the summary isn't enough, you can view the details or save the results if you need to pass them on. There's not a lot more in the detailed report, however. Webroot System Analyzer is small and portable, so you don't have to waste resources when you're finished running.

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