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Report Viewer

MSInfo summary, BSOD / bugcheck hints & GPU-Z local in your browser

Analysis stays in this browser tab

Try it now: pick a tab, then drop an .nfo, a BSOD / WinDbg text file, or GPU-Z logs (or paste into the BSOD box). Double-click index.html or Open-Report-Viewer.bat no cloud pipeline, no background uploads, no build step.

Choose a tool below drop a file or paste text and watch summaries, charts, and hints appear in seconds.

System Information

Windows MSInfo export — .nfo (usually UTF-16 XML)

Turn your MSInfo export into a clear summary

Drop an .nfo get sections, search, and recommendations fast. Damaged XML is repaired in memory when possible; keep the raw text one toggle away when you need exact lines.

Choose or drop .nfo / .xml

Same parsing as msinfo32 export — UTF-16 and UTF-8 handled automatically.

Bluescreen (BSOD) hints

Drop a text export (Event Viewer details, WinDbg !analyze -v with IMAGE_NAME / arguments, vendor log) or merge MSInfo text. The panel surfaces STOP codes, Microsoft doc links, and parsed fields when present. Note: Not a substitute for opening the .dmp in WinDbg.

Copy the output of !analyze -v (bugcheck block, arguments, IMAGE_NAME), Event Viewer bugcheck details, or any plain-text BSOD export — then run analysis. No file required.

Ctrl+Enter in the box runs analysis

Drop a .txt / .log here or click to browse

UTF-8 / UTF-16 auto-detect. Same analysis as paste. After loading, you can still edit the box above and click Analyze pasted text to replace the buffer.

GPU log analyzer

Add multiple GPU-Z sensor .txt files chart up to twelve metrics, correlation matrix, timeline CSV export for Excel, raw text bundle download, and rule-based soft checks (temperature, PCIe-style wording). All processing stays in the browser.

Drop .txt logs here or click to browse (multi-select)

UTF-8 / UTF-16 auto-detect per file. After the first load, keep dropping or browsing here to add more logs for comparison.

Report Viewer

Portable build

Purpose

Read-only helpers for support workflows: structured MSInfo summaries, quick parsing of BSOD / bugcheck text, and GPU-Z sensor log charts, without sending customer data to a remote service from this page. The MSInfo path applies tolerant decoding and repair so a wide range of corrupted or partially damaged System Information exports can still be read when the underlying content is recoverable. Summaries and labels also support multilingual exports through local normalization and offline phrase mapping, with dedicated handling for Russian and Japanese in addition to English.

Privacy & data handling

  • All parsing runs in this browser tab; files are read locally from disk.
  • No background upload pipeline, network use is only when you follow an outbound documentation link.
  • Clearing the page or closing the tab drops in-memory buffers (nothing is written back to disk by this tool).

Limitations (for accurate expectations)

  • BSOD analysis is text-based heuristics and links, not a substitute for kernel debugging with the full dump in WinDbg.
  • GPU charts and “soft checks” are interpretive; validate unusual results against raw logs and hardware context.
  • MSInfo repair covers common XML damage patterns; severely truncated exports may still be incomplete.

Keyboard

  • Tabs: Shift+1 System Information, Shift+2 BSOD & WinDbg, Shift+3 GPU-Z logs (physical row keys; skipped in a text field and while this About dialog is open). With focus on a tab, Home / End / arrow keys still move between tools.
  • BSOD panel: Ctrl+Enter in the paste box runs analysis.
  • This dialog: Shift+? (same as Shift+/ on a US QWERTY keyboard, outside fields) to open; Esc closes.

Deployment

Ships as static assets in one folder (index.html, styles.css, app.js, nvidia-logo.png) no npm install, no CDN, no remote API for analysis. Suitable for air-gapped or locked-down PCs when policy allows opening local HTML. Use a current evergreen browser (Chromium, Firefox, or Edge). See PORTABLE-HANDOFF.txt in the same folder for a full manifest.