InfoEventMon

Status

Beta - Was all going fine, but after a day of trying to get the Directx Information display to show more than 1 device, I'm wasting time on this now, that could go on other projects; this project will require re-visiting later.

Description

A consolidation of, Performancer and WhaGoWan and some code from LLmPsBot~, into a single program "InfoEventMon". InfoEventMon is a tool for, System Information, Device Monitoring, System Events, in one place. It displays stuff basically, and the information it displays uses useful code for other powershell projects.

Features

• CPU/Network Monitoring: Monitor the performance of your, Processor or Network, see Preview section below.
• DirectX Information: Output the popular information relevant to a DxDiag report, without having to sift through garbage.
• Application/System Events: Export recent events to a relevantly relating ProgramEvents.Txt/SystemEvents.Txt, with options to launch notepad and view it.

Preview

The Main Menu (there are submenus for each)...

=========================( PerfEventMon )=========================











                     1. Performance Monitor,

                     2. DirectX Information,

                     3. Recent Events Report.










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Select, Options = 1-3, Exit = X: :

• Monitoring of Processor...

=========================( InfoEventMon )=========================

CPU Name: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor
Maximum Threads: 24
Maximum Clock Speed: 3801MHz
Current Clock Speed: 3793MHz
CPU Usage: 9.6%

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Select; Back = B
Refreshing In 5 Seconds...

• DirectX Information for System (report overdue timer 30m)...

=========================( InfoEventMon )==========================

Checking Report..
..Report Overdue..
..Generating Report..
..Report Ready.

System Information:
Machine name: A320MPRO-F
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (10.0, Build 19041) (190...
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)
System Model: A320M Pro4-F
BIOS: P7.40 (type: UEFI)
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor             (24 C...
Memory: 65536MB RAM
Windows Dir: C:\Windows
DirectX Version: DirectX 12

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Select; Back = B:

• Recent events report for System...

=========================( InfoEventMon )==========================

Requesting System Events..
..System Events Received.

Exporting Report to SystemEvents.Log..
..SystemEvents.Log Report Exported.

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Select; Open = O, Back = B:

Usage

1. Unpack the program to a sensible location, sensible locations do NOT include, "C:\Program Files" or "C:\Program Files(x86)", though it may work in those locations.
2. Run Setup-Install.Bat, it will create ".\cache" folder for all, logs and reports.
3. Run InfoEventMon.Bat, select Option 1, the main.ps1 script will then load.
4. Navigate the menus, select your options, as you prefer.
5. Navigate Back to the main menu, then Exit the program, then Exit the Launcher.

Requirements

(compatibility ranges require calculation)

• Windows based environment with, Scripting Host and Batch/PowerShell Support, Enabled.
• .Net 2.0+ - Breaking a loop is impossible without this, check out SystemConfig for offline install of .net 3.5 if your having issues. (this project is not currently complete)
• DirectX - For detailed device information, of course you can use DxDiag, but my program refines the info.
• PowerShell - If your having issues, then upgrade your PowerShell, or alternatively install, PWSH 7.4 MSI or PWSH 7.4 (and make sure its on PATH). (compatibility ranges require calculation)

Notation

• This is a, consolidation and update and upgrade, of multiple of my other programs.
• It is deemed a somewhat faster system upgrade including, sorting parts and case removal and installation, would take 30 minutes minimum, hence valid Direct X report must be generated within 30 minutes.

Development

• DirectX Information: it needs to detect up to 2 graphics cards and upto 3 sound devices (to fit in space).
• DirectX Information: options for, "Disk & DVD/CD-ROM Drives" and "DirectInput Devices", probably fit multiple of each per page.

Disclaimer

This software is subject to the terms in License.Txt, covering usage, distribution, and modifications. For full details on your rights and obligations, refer to License.Txt.