Built In-House
This section covers standalone Windows software from Computer Info Bits. It includes PC Reporter, a reporting application for system details, thermals, storage health, and driver checks, and Thunderbird Backup, a tool that backs up and restores complete Thunderbird mail profiles.
Apps listed
2
Platforms
Windows, more soon
Focus
Practical PC utilities
The software pages below cover what each application does, who it is for, and what information or outputs it provides.
Microsoft Store or standalone EXE
One standalone Windows application covering hardware info, thermals, memory, storage health, drivers, power settings, and exportable reports -- replacing the need to run multiple separate PC utilities.
Standalone EXE
Saves complete Mozilla Thunderbird mail profiles, including messages, accounts, address books, filters, and saved passwords, into single zip files, and restores them safely on the same PC or a brand-new one.
Each page explains the modules, outputs, and practical use cases without burying the core value.
The focus is on software that helps identify problems, document systems, and support upgrade or repair work.
Metadata, structured content, and internal links are set up so each software page can stand on its own in search.
The software section is where Computer Info Bits publishes standalone applications that solve practical PC-related problems. Rather than focusing only on browser tools, this area is intended for desktop software that can inspect live Windows systems in more depth.
Computer Info Bits PC Reporter is a Windows 11 diagnostics and reporting tool built to surface hardware information, temperatures, drive health, power settings, and other support-relevant details in one place. Thunderbird Backup protects your email instead of your hardware: it saves a complete Mozilla Thunderbird mail profile, passwords included, into a single zip file and restores it safely on any Windows PC.
As more software is added, this hub provides a clean landing page for browsing all applications, while each individual software page targets its own feature set and search intent.