Glow collects Windows hardware and operating-system details into sections that the user can inspect or export. Glow reads those details from the computer and can place selected sections into a TXT, HTML, or Markdown report.
Stealth Mode changes what a shared report exposes
A normal system report can contain serial numbers, a device identifier, and Windows licence information. Stealth Mode masks those values in the Glow interface and in exported reports. Older Glow instructions call the same setting Hiding Mode.
Stealth Mode also stops Glow from requesting public IP and Internet provider information.
Extract the archive before running Glow
Glow arrives in a ZIP archive. The publisher instructs the user to extract it before opening the executable and warns that running it without extraction can cause problems.
A completed export can still omit one section
The export screen lets the user choose which sections enter the report. An error in one selected section does not stop the remaining sections. The exporter also handles missing or incomplete data, so a completed report can contain other selected sections when one has no complete value.
