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lscpu-win is a lightweight, open-source system information utility developed by axeprpr that replicates the Linux lscpu command on Windows, giving administrators, developers, and hardware enthusiasts an immediate, text-based overview of CPU topology without opening graphical tools. Written in C and distributed as a single portable executable, the program interrogates the Windows Management Instrumentation layer and exports the same key fields—processor name, vendor, family, model, stepping, socket, core and thread counts, cache sizes, and current clock speeds—in a clean, color-coded console table that mirrors the familiar Linux output. Typical use cases include validating virtual-machine vCPU assignments during cloud migration, scripting pre-deployment hardware checks for CI runners, documenting lab inventory for procurement audits, and quickly confirming that BIOS updates have enabled all expected cores on workstations. Because it emits plain text, the report can be piped into log files, parsed by monitoring agents, or compared across machines with standard diff utilities. The first and only release, version 0.1.2, ships as both 32- and 64-bit binaries, requires no installation or elevated rights, and occupies less than 200 KB on disk, making it an unobtrusive addition to recovery USB sticks or automation toolchains. By focusing exclusively on CPU enumeration, lscpu-win avoids the noise of broader hardware scanners and integrates cleanly with PowerShell, CMD, and third-party schedulers. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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