Major improvements
Hardware Diagnostics has grown into a much more complete native UEFI diagnostic environment.
The newer releases focus on better hardware detection, clearer live evidence, safer storage handling, stronger graphics testing, better results, broader resolution support, and more useful professional workflow.
Improved hardware detection
Inventory and identification have been expanded across CPU, memory, motherboard, storage, graphics, PCI Express hardware, firmware graphics, and system hardware.
Expanded graphics diagnostics
Current builds add GPU/iGPU identification, PCIe graphics-link inspection, PCIe error evidence, option-ROM inspection, UEFI GOP validation, framebuffer testing, and longer technician-selectable graphics verification.
Improved memory diagnostics
Live memory testing now communicates installed memory, write and verification throughput, detected errors, and hardware information where firmware exposes reliable data.
Improved storage diagnostics
Storage detection and workloads have been refined across NVMe, SATA, and block devices. Optical CD/DVD/Blu-ray drives are automatically excluded from HDD/SSD read workloads.
Better stress-test interface
The live stability view now brings CPU workload, memory throughput, supported temperature and power telemetry, elapsed/remaining time, completion, graphs, verification, and errors into one screen.
Better resolution support
The UEFI interface has been refined across common firmware modes from 800×600 through 4K, with more appropriate layout, navigation, results panels, and text placement.
Improved results guidance
Results separate failures, warnings, skipped, unsupported, and not-run items more clearly. Detailed result guidance explains what was checked, why attention is needed, possible causes, and practical next steps.
Business workflow improvements
Business adds customer information, refined reporting, saved diagnostic evidence, reusable presets, category selection, repeat/loop counts, and stronger failure retention across repeated runs.