Use wRTOS Analyzer to output information about the current system environment. Below are the supported usage parameters.
Usage
Type the following in a command prompt:
wRTOSAnalyzer [/log [pathname]] [/nostart] [/minimal | /normal | /verbose] [/? | /help]
Parameters
General
/log [pathname]
The relative or absolute pathname of the output file. When pathname is not specified, the output file pathname is %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\wRTOSAnalyzer DD-MM-YYYY HH-MM-SS.txt.
/nostart
wRTOS Analyzer will not start the Real-time Subsystem if installed on the system. Subsystem-related performance information will not be included in the output file.
/? or /help
Display usage information.
Collecting Information
/minimal
Collect only minimal information. This output includes:
- A history of all previous wRTOS installs, uninstalls, and upgrades
- Operating system information (output of the Windows command systeminfo.exe)
- Windows activation status (no other activation information is collected)
- Real-time Subsystem configuration
- Information about the installed wRTOS components, including RTSS, NL2 (Network Link Layer), TCP/IP, E-CAT, and Tool components
- Windows Boot Configuration Database (BCD) information (requires wRTOS Analyzer to run as administrator)
- Secure Boot configuration
- Version information about installed wRTOS products and components, including the contents of the wRTOS license file
- Component status
/normal
Collect the default amount of information. This output includes all the information collected in the minimal output, plus the following:
- CPU feature support
- Installed programs
- Installed Visual Studio versions and VSIX extensions
- Installed Windows updates
- Installed .NET versions
- Device information
- SRTM (System Response Timer Measurement) data (not collected when /nostart is set or the real-time Subsystem is not installed, licensed, or configured)
- Information about scheduled Windows tasks
- Information about standard Windows security features (requires wRTOS Analyzer to run as administrator)
- Information about certificates in the Windows Certificate Store
- Device Guard configuration
- Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) version information
- Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) information (if in use)
/verbose
Collect all information. This output includes all the information collected in the minimal and normal outputs, plus the following:
- Detailed information on hardware and background processes (MSInfo32)
Note: The /verbose option might result in a large output file.
Remarks
If no flags are provided, the default behavior is /normal.
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