winget install --id=MiTeC.SMBIOSExplorer -eDescription
Powerful SMBIOS Explorer and analyzer compliant with SMBIOS 3.8 specification Description - SMBIOS Explorer (SMBE) offers powerful SMBIOS (System Management BIOS) exploring its data in hexadecimal mode, as data converted to structures respecting SMBIOS versions or as fully user-readable translated data in comprehensive browser. - SMBIOS data can be read from registry, WMI, ROM memory or using API functions (depends on operating system). - SMBIOS contains powerful data interpreter for easy data analysis and appropriate SMBIOS data is highlighted in hexadecimal view when table is selected and double-clicked. Also Table structure with current values is displayed. - Hexadecimal data can be searched for either text or byte patterns. Address jumper is also available. - When data is read, brief system information summary is collected and displayed above the hexadecimal view. - SMBIOS data can be saved for further analysis to plain/compressed file. - There’s also file scanner for better orientation in file base searching for either text or contained SMBIOS tables presence. - SMBIOS Identification Information overview collects all serial and asset numbers - SMBE is SMBIOS 3.8 compliant – it reads all implemented tables and its data up to SMBIOS specification version 3.6. Unregistered (free) version allows only basic hexadecimal view with data interpreter and searching and data save/load after 14-day trial expiration.
MiTeC SMBIOS Explorer is available through winget as package ID MiTeC.SMBIOSExplorer, with version 1.7.3. Use the install command above to set it up on Windows without downloading a separate installer manually.
MiTeC.SMBIOSExplorer
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