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HardwareVisualizer

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Current version: v1.9.1

Released: Jun 25, 2026, 10:44 PM UTC

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Official download sources

Use only the links on this page, GitHub Releases, or Winget where available.

Malware impersonating HardwareVisualizer has been observed under names such as HardwareVisualizer_1.3.1.zip. Fake download pages, file-sharing links, YouTube description links, and password-protected archives are not official. The installation section below links to Installer verification before running an installer.

Windows

Windows 10/11 (x64)

6.5 MBDownload
Checksum (SHA-256)
d676093ab220c9dd170df04c1939963438751a4f8d5822945fae7a959f2ddc16

macOS

Apple Silicon (ARM64)

6.2 MBDownload
Checksum (SHA-256)
1c6c0ba6ce04bd84fe7de709352c2d6e88bda44d3e8cb0a027edb8b11b78b33f

Intel (x64)

6.6 MBDownload
Checksum (SHA-256)
e0671a5d8ad316823a0fc0512590680ace6da92ee1d4fae67c897c4037a1e442

Linux

RPM-based Distros (.rpm)

6.4 MBDownload
Checksum (SHA-256)
5dcb27694c4028035b35bd2215fb9746950858bc847e9a10ad423ca591eb4b64

AppImage (.AppImage)

80.2 MBDownload
Checksum (SHA-256)
1cde05c81fbc33f94bdfef0139d70e69ff12b359c594a6b5ad6c4cf0529606c2

Debian/Ubuntu (.deb)

6.4 MBDownload
Checksum (SHA-256)
3f582cb162c23af5af347a830683585d07fbf8d789bec4a7b8c4728dc30eb074

Installation instructions

Install from the official channel for your operating system. If you are unsure about the source or file name, see Installer verification before running the installer.

Windows

Using the installer

  1. Download HardwareVisualizer_x.x.x_x64_en-US_windows.msi from this page.
  2. Run the downloaded .msi installer file.
  3. Follow the installation wizard.
  4. Launch HardwareVisualizer from the Start Menu or desktop shortcut.

Using Winget

You can also install with Windows Package Manager. Run this command in PowerShell or Command Prompt.

winget install shm11C3.HardwareVisualizer

macOS

  1. Download the Apple Silicon or Intel disk image for your Mac.
  2. Open the DMG and move HardwareVisualizer to Applications.
  3. Use Gatekeeper prompts and the verification guide if macOS asks for confirmation.

Linux

Download the package that matches your distribution. If the available package format does not fit your system, use the AppImage to run HardwareVisualizer without installing it.

Debian / Ubuntu

  1. Download hardware-visualizer_x.x.x_amd64.deb from this page.
  2. Install it with apt or dpkg.
sudo apt install ./hardware-visualizer_*.deb

If you use dpkg, also resolve dependencies afterward.

sudo dpkg -i hardware-visualizer_*.deb
sudo apt-get install -f
  1. Launch from the application menu or terminal.
hardware-visualizer

Fedora / RHEL-based distributions

  1. Download hardware-visualizer_x.x.x_x86_64.rpm from this page.
  2. Install it with dnf.
sudo dnf install ./hardware-visualizer_*.rpm

openSUSE

  1. Download hardware-visualizer_x.x.x_x86_64.rpm from this page.
  2. Install it with zypper.
sudo zypper install ./hardware-visualizer_*.rpm

Arch Linux / Manjaro

An official Arch package is not currently provided. Use the AppImage.

Before running the AppImage, make sure runtime libraries such as WebKitGTK are installed.

sudo pacman -S webkit2gtk gtk3 libayatana-appindicator

Using the AppImage

  1. Download HardwareVisualizer_x.x.x_amd64.AppImage from this page.
  2. Make it executable.
chmod +x ./HardwareVisualizer_*.AppImage
  1. Run the AppImage.
./HardwareVisualizer_*.AppImage

To launch it from anywhere, place it somewhere such as ~/.local/bin.

mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
mv ./HardwareVisualizer_*.AppImage ~/.local/bin/hardware-visualizer
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/hardware-visualizer
hardware-visualizer

If the window is blank on some Arch Linux / Wayland environments

On Wayland, the window may appear blank because of WebKitGTK / EGL compatibility issues. In that case, preload libwayland-client.so when starting HardwareVisualizer.

If you placed it in ~/.local/bin:

LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libwayland-client.so ~/.local/bin/hardware-visualizer

If you run the AppImage directly:

LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libwayland-client.so ./HardwareVisualizer_*.AppImage