SystemHealthAnalyzer

A professional PowerShell module for comprehensive system health monitoring and reporting. Generate beautiful HTML and CSV reports with system metrics, disk usage, service health, and process analysis.

Features

1. Comprehensive System Analysis: OS info, memory usage, disk space, services, processes
2. Beautiful HTML Reports: Professional, responsive design with color-coded alerts a. Multiple Formats: HTML for visualization, CSV for data analysis b. Real-time Monitoring**: Live system metrics collection c. Alert System: Color-coded warnings for critical issues d. OS-platform: Works on Windows
3. Create output in HTML Report Preview and CSV file

Report Contents

1. System Information

• Computer name and OS version
• Memory usage (total/free/percentage)
• System uptime and last boot time
• Processor information

2. Disk Health Analysis

• Drive letters and labels
• Total, used, and free space
• Percentage free with color coding:
  • 🟢 Green: > 20% free
  • 🟡 Yellow: 10-20% free (Warning)
  • 🔴 Red: < 10% free (Critical)

3. Service Health

• Automatic services not running
• Service display names and status
• Startup type verification

4. Process Analysis

• Top 10 processes by CPU usage
• Memory consumption per process
• Process responsiveness status

Configuration

Default Settings

• Output Path: “C:\System-Health-Report”
• Report Format: HTML + CSV
• Service Check: Automatic services only
• Process Limit: Top 10 by CPU

Quick Start Installion: Method 1: Clone Repository

1. Run Powershell
2. Clone the Repository by copy and pasting the the command below in the PowerShell: git clone https://github.com/ZyanAzad69/SystemHealthAnalyzer.git
3. Go to the cloned directory with the below: cd .\SystemHealthAnalyzer\
4. Import the module import-module .\SystemHealthReporter
5. To get your System report run the command: Get-SystemHealthReport

Method 2: Manual Installation

1. Download the repository form this github link: https://github.com/ZyanAzad69/SystemHealthAnalyzer.git
2. Extract the zip file on the desktop(for user ease)
3. Now run PowerShell
4. Run the command below to navigate to the module directory: cd $env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\SystemHealthAnalyzer-main\
5. Import the module import-module .\SystemHealthReporter **If you get any error while Importing the module run the following command and again import the module one more time: Set-ExcutionPolicy Unrestrited -Scope CurrentUser -Force
6. To get your System report run the command: Get-SystemHealthReport