Windows Information Provider compiles all Windows data via the Windows Management Instrumentation Objects (WMI) and displays it from an organized UI.

Windows Information Provider will also gather data on all currently installed Google Chrome extensions so you can be sure to have the most up-to-date version and make informed decisions on which extensions are needed or not.

Windows Information Provider UI provides you with key areas of interest organized into tabs; from there, you can view Drives, Search, System, Services, Accounts, Software, Registry, Processes, Tables, and Peripherals. The data is broken down into manageable sections, allowing for quick reference. You can additionally view URL cache entries, perform a custom search, view NTP server times and dates, etc. You can even view information regarding your machine's processor, memory, and even Windows Defender attributes. These options are located at the top of the interface in the quick access toolbar.

Windows Information Provider allows for streamlined viewing of important areas of your system through an extremely organized and easy-to-navigate interface that may not be ultra-modern in appearance but does its job well.

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