The Page Menu, located on the left side of the window, acts as your roadmap for exploring your system. It organizes information into two main categories:

Hardware

• Computer: Provides a high-level overview of your system's core hardware and software.
• Motherboard: Delve into the details of your motherboard, including its manufacturer, model, chipset, BIOS version, and more.
• Display: Uncover information about your monitor(s), including resolution, refresh rate, connected graphics adapter, and other display-related details.
• Storage: Investigate your storage devices, such as hard drives and solid-state drives, revealing capacities, interfaces, performance characteristics, and health metrics.
• Network: Explore your network adapters, including their types, connection speeds, IP addresses, subnet masks, and MAC addresses.
• DirectX: View details about the DirectX version supported by your system, crucial for understanding compatibility with games and multimedia applications.
• Devices: View a list of all the devices connected to your system, including USB peripherals, internal components, and virtual devices.
• Multimedia: Check audio/video codec support for your system.
• Benchmark: Measure hardware performance.

Software

• Operating System: View details about your operating system, such as its version, kernel build, service pack information, and installed hotfixes.
• Software: Explore a list of all installed software programs on your system, along with their versions and publishers.
• Security: Uncover information about your system's security configuration, including installed anti-virus software, firewall settings, and user accounts.
• Config: Explore system configuration details, including startup programs, environment variables, and installed services.
• Database: If applicable, view information about installed database management systems on your computer.