SMBIOS Explorer

SMBIOS Explorer can extract data from the Windows system, providing you with a simple means of exploring the System Management BIOS. The application displays information in hexadecimal mode, converting the original data to structures that preserve the SMBIOS versions or to user-readable data.

Key Features:

• Supports importing data from various sources


• Organized display of data


• Search form for data filtering


• Advanced data interpreter for in-depth analysis


• Compliance with the latest SMBIOS versions

Technical Specifications:

• File Size: Varies with device


• Operating System: Windows


• Version: 1.0


• Developer: Mitec


• Price: FREE

The application supports importing data from various sources, including a file, the system's registry, WMI, the ROM memory, or by using API functions. All the data is displayed in an organized manner, allowing you to explore the entire list of tables in the System Management BIOS and its hexadecimal representation.

There is a search form that enables you to filter the data and search for a specific text or a byte sequence. You can easily jump to a particular address in the representation.

SMBIOS Explorer brings to the table an advanced data interpreter designed for in-depth data analysis. The corresponding data in the System Management BIOS is highlighted when the hexadecimal view area when a table is double-clicked. On the other hand, the interpreter reveals details concerning the length, position, the table, and the date and time, as well as other values in the right-side panel.

It is worth noting that the System Management BIOS data can be saved as a plain or a compressed file for further analysis.

SMBIOS Explorer ensures compliance with the latest SMBIOS versions. It can read all the implemented tables and the contained data up to the latest specifications version. While it is easy to use, that does not mean that it is designed for beginners, on the contrary, it can be used at its full potential by experienced users who fully understand the architecture behind a Windows PC.