Windows
A portable graphical client with hardware testing, Windows integrity checks, update and service review, event evidence, security checks, and burn-in modes.
Built for PC repair technicians
Run deeper diagnostics.
Deliver clearer answers.
PCRT Diagnostics combines cross-platform hardware testing, operating system health checks, burn-in workloads, and technician-friendly reporting in one simple workflow.
Windows
macOS
Linux
Professional reports
Hardware Functional
PASS
Clear next steps
Repair guidance included
CPUInstruction and stress testing
MemoryPattern and pressure testing
StorageHealth and read sampling
ThermalsIdle and workload monitoring
Cross-platform diagnostics
One diagnostic workflow. Three operating systems.
Use the PCRT client that matches the computer on your bench while keeping session management and professional reporting together in the same technician portal.
macOS
A native graphical client for Intel and Apple silicon Macs with macOS-aware inventory, hardware and system health checks, workloads, and PCRT reporting.
Linux
A portable command-line scanner for AMD64 and ARM64 with Linux-focused hardware, operating system, event, security, network, and power evidence.
Linux downloads and directions →One tool, one workflow
Designed for real repair-bench work
PCRT helps technicians move from a customer check-in to a documented diagnostic result without piecing together disconnected utilities.
Hardware diagnostics
Test CPU calculations and instruction paths, memory patterns, physical-drive reads, PCIe, USB, TPM, RTC behavior, graphics workloads, and thermal response.
Operating system health checks
Run platform-appropriate Windows, macOS, and Linux checks covering system integrity, updates, storage health, services, event evidence, security, and more.
Burn-in validation
Apply sustained CPU, GPU, memory, storage, and thermal workloads while monitoring for instability, errors, resets, and hardware events.
Actionable reporting
Separate hardware, stability, operating system, maintenance, security, network, and power results so technicians can quickly understand what passed and what needs work.
Simple customer sessions
Create a session, give the technician a short code, and run the client. Reports are uploaded to the PCRT server when testing completes.
Technician-focused evidence
Summaries remain easy to scan, while detailed evidence is available when a technician needs to investigate a warning or failure.
Reports that explain the result
More than a pass-or-fail screen
PCRT reports organize results by domain, identify confirmed failures separately from warnings, and give technicians practical next steps instead of leaving them to interpret raw command output.
- Hardware and operating system findings are clearly separated
- Warnings and failures include specific supporting evidence
- Recommended next actions are shown where appropriate
- Professional output is ready to review with the customer
How it works
From session code to finished report
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Create a session
Start a customer diagnostic session from the PCRT web portal.
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Run the matching client
Open PCRT on Windows or macOS, or run the portable Linux scanner, and enter the session code.
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Review the evidence
See hardware results, operating system findings, warnings, failures, and recommended actions.
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Share a professional result
Use the completed report to document findings and explain the repair plan.
Standalone PCRT USB Scanner
When you need to scan offline.
Boot directly from the PCRT USB Scanner and run diagnostics without depending on the installed operating system or an internet connection. Completed reports are saved to the USB for later review.
- Bootable, standalone diagnostic environment
- Offline scanning with reports saved locally
- Hardware testing outside the installed operating system
- Additional network interface diagnostics
Free beta access
Help shape PCRT Diagnostics
Free beta accounts are available to PC repair professionals who are willing to test the service and provide practical feedback.
Request access by emailing [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
What beta testers should know
Who is PCRT Diagnostics intended for?
PCRT is designed for PC repair technicians, IT service providers, and support teams that need repeatable Windows, macOS, or Linux diagnostics and clear customer-facing evidence.
What does the free beta include?
Approved beta testers receive access to the PCRT web portal and diagnostic clients for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Beta participants are expected to provide feedback about testing accuracy, workflow, reporting, and usability.
Does PCRT automatically repair problems?
PCRT is primarily a diagnostic and reporting tool. It identifies findings, provides evidence, and recommends next steps, but it does not automatically perform every repair.
How do I request access?
Email [email protected] and briefly describe how you plan to test PCRT Diagnostics.
Ready to test PCRT Diagnostics?
Request a free beta account and help improve the next generation of the service.