One installer for Windows 10 and 11, 64 bit. Nothing else to install first.
Download Vitals 1.4.1 17 MB
The report tells you when a newer version is out: click Update at the top and it updates itself, without asking for permission. You can also download the newest version here and run it. Your history, history folder and settings are kept.
Vitals includes the following free, open source software, unmodified. Each keeps its own copyright and licence.
| Software | What it does here | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| TrafficMonitor 1.86, by zhongyang219 | The meter by the clock, and each PC's daily totals | "Anti 996" License 1.0 |
| LibreHardwareMonitor, as included with TrafficMonitor | Temperatures and other hardware sensors | Mozilla Public License 2.0 |
| PawnIO 2.2.0, by namazso, installed as its own program if you agree | The signed driver through which processor temperatures and fans are read | GNU General Public License 2.0; its modules, GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1 |
| psutil | Network, processor, memory and disk figures | BSD 3 Clause License |
| pythonnet and clr_loader | Connecting to the sensor library | MIT License, MIT License |
| cffi and pycparser | Used by the above | cffi licence, BSD 3 Clause License |
| Python | The language the recorder and report are written in | Python Software Foundation License |
A summary is in NOTICE.txt, and every text is installed with the program in its Licences folder.
PawnIO source code. PawnIO is free software under the GNU General Public License, which lets anyone pass it on as long as its source code is offered too. The source of the version included: PawnIO 2.2.0 and PawnIO modules 0.2.11. Its authors also publish it at github.com/namazso/PawnIO.